Rear door rubber

[BeanCounter]

Hi all. I am writing this on a wet and miserable day.

Anyone able to point me to where I can get suitable rear door rubber seal from? The previous owner had cut two chunks of it along the top of the door, and I think this is where I am getting some water from. I am happy to just replace the top section if need be.

Googling and eBay has not really given me any results other than the rear window rubber.

Cheers,

[need parts]

wreckers

[BruceandBobbi]

Clark Rubber have a lot of different profiles. You maybe lucky there.

[BeanCounter]

Thanks I looked at those guys. Was hoping to find a proper replacement seal. Will see what I can get from them.

[Barneymutt]

They are available, but not cheap. You're looking at around $200. That's for the one that goes all the way around.

[Tonestar]

They are available, but not cheap. You're looking at around $200. That's for the one that goes all the way around.

Is there a part number for these that you might know off? $200 to have a good seal is a much better option than replacing the water damaged floor material and also the coverings for the new drawers going in

[aussieguy]

I just used a generic D rubber on the inside then ran a B ruber on the outside (not there originally) to get a nice tight dust seal.

[GavinD]

Try this site

http://www.scottsoldautorubber.com.au/

You may get lucky