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I have a 1931 roadster and I am trying to find the rubber stops for the doors stops. I've tried BowTie, I&I Reproductions. I don't know what they look like. Most want to give me the stops for a closed bodied car. Any ideas of where to look?
Paul
If it isn't broken, fiddle with it anyway so you have something to repair.
1931 Deluxe Sport Roadster
1953 BelAir 4 dr. Sedan
1965 Chevy II Nova SS
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Try the Filling Station in Lebanon, Oregon  :) :grin:
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You may want to try www.steelerubber.com. I have purchased items from them and they are well made.
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I made mine from a large rubber stopper that I bought at my local hardware store. It had the right hardness, could be cut with a sharp knife and when frozen in the freezer could be sanded smooth. One stopper was enough to make both sides and a bunch cheaper than purchasing them. They worked for the 20 years I had the vehicle.
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Great idea.... Thanks!
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I might have some of the roadster/phaeton rubber bumpers in stock. I would have to look. I also have some new roadster floor pans and other roadster sheet metal in stock as well. :cool2: :grin:
The Mangy Old Mutt
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If you have 4 that would be great.
Paul
If it isn't broken, fiddle with it anyway so you have something to repair.
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1965 Chevy II Nova SS
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I will look and see if I have any left. :) :grin:
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There were two different types used. I have some of each. How many of each do you need? :) :grin:
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I need 2 for each door let me know if you have any.
Paul
Paul
If it isn't broken, fiddle with it anyway so you have something to repair.
1931 Deluxe Sport Roadster
1953 BelAir 4 dr. Sedan
1965 Chevy II Nova SS
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