Weatherstrip Replacement on a 1957 Chevrolet Bel Air on Performance TV

Danny visits Joe on Performance TV and demonstrates how to replace the Side Window Leading Edge, U Jamb Seal, and Hinge Pillar weatherstrips on this already restored 1957 Chevrolet Bel Air 2 door Hardtop. Now this ride is sealed up from the weather and free of window rattles and wind noise.
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Parts used in this video:
70-0552-73 - Front Door Hinge Pillar Weatherstrips
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60-0570-79 - U Jamb Lock Pillar Filler
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70-0141-58 - Quarter Window Vertical Leading Edge
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[@spiderlovesbeerotto2892]

What is that 1st piece you put on called? I’m trying to find it but all I can find is the door seal. Anyone know what I should look up??? Thanx

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Hey there, the first piece Danny installs in this video is the Quarter Window Leading Edge. If we offer it for your car it will be under the lists of items once you input the year, make and model of your car. Here is the link for our vehicle search: www.steelerubber.com/automotive
Thank you for watching!!

[@spiderlovesbeerotto2892]

@@SteeleRubberProducts sweet.
1956 Oldsmobile 88 2 door hardtop.
I just bought it. And the door seals too. Do I need to put any type of sealant around the doors?? I have the ones with the pins. Thanks for the info and help.

[@SteeleRubberProducts]

If your seal has pins it does not require an adhesive but you can add that for another measure of protection if you want. Glad we could help you with getting your ride sealed!