[munch]

Trbomax,
That is great and it definitely still looks good.  Is there anything between the inside door lip and the jams?

[trbomax]

The door just closes into the door frame.It is an "s" shaped step.I reshaped and closed up all the gaps when I made the molds for the body and since the body was molded in one piece,door frames,jambs and all,there was no adjust met allowed for. The door is made with a molded inner and an outer skin which are bonded together IN THE OUTER SKIN MOLD,makeing it a totally ridged structure also. The doors do fit tighter than a stock 28,about 3/16" all around. When the inside trim panels are fastened down the push the windcord out against the inner door surface.For this reason you dont want to use too large of a dia foam rod when you make them. Actually they might be more conformable if a rubber or vynal tube was used instead of foam rod.I can try to get better pics inside the jambs if you want.

[chopper526]

Munch, I used a foam windcord/windlace on a 1938 Plymouth pickup about 30 years ago. I bought it from a vendor at a car show, by the foot. He had many colors and it was covered in a fabric not vinyl. I would think a quick Google search should get us just what we need. Thanks Trbomax, I guess that's how I will go.

[chopper526]

Found this on ebay. It looks exactly what I used on my Plymouth. It's a little pricey, an in-depth seach may turn up a better choice.

 http://www.ebay.com/itm/ORIGINAL-BLACK-CLOTH-HEADLINER-WINDLACE-SOLD-BY-THE-FOOT-READY-TO-INSTALL-/161193343896?pt=Motors_Car_Truck_Parts_Accessories&hash=item2587df3b98&vxp=mtr#ht_291wt_896

[62131]

You might want to try this company, they are out of Pa.  They have all types of windlace,weather striping,fasteners web address   www.restorationspecialties.com



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[TFoch]

You might want to try this company, they are out of Pa.  They have all types of windlace,weather striping,fasteners web address   www.restorationspecialties.com

Good info thanks for posting.