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1953 Powermaster, Leaking seals (windshield and back light)

 
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Topic starter August 16, 2017 4:19 pm  

I believe my rubber seals (front and back) may be leaking, as the dash "upholstery" and the package shelf have deteriorated. (I don't currently have a garage). I really don't want to go to the trouble or expense of replacing them, as removing and then reinstalling old glass is risky. Does anyone have any suggestions as to (1) a way to rejuvenate the existing seals (they look okay), (2) a source for a replacement package shelf, and (3) a way to replace the part of the dash that is upholstered ???


   
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