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- commodorecollector March 18
- Jon B March 18
- Rob_Fayette March 18
Where to get rubber parts now?
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Hey folks, where's the best source for rubber Hudson parts, specifically a set of 1942-1947 vent window seals?
Rick -
Try Wildrick restorations.Christopher
Wyotech Sacramento Grad 2013
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Own:
1954 Hudson Hornet Sedan //1949 Hudson Commodore 6 Sedan // 1949 Hudson Super 6 Sedan // 1941 Hudson Super 6 Sedan
Wanted:
1949 Hudson Commodore 6 Club Coupe // 1949 Hudson Super 6 Brougham // 1950 Hudson Super 6 Brougham
All Stepdown Coupes and Broughams
1937 Brougham, Victoria Coupe, Utility Coupe, and Sedan (all models acceptable)
1936 Coupe -
Metro Molded Rubber says :
front Vent Window Seals. For all closed models, not convertibles. Pair R&L ,$172.70
This if for 42-47 hudsons.
http://www.metrommp.com/ -
Metro Moulded Parts may have what you seek -- part WR4500 (verify this, though.) I assume your car is not a convertible. If it is, it's a different seal, #WR9. The vertical seal for the division bar is (I think) VS 6-A/FT but you should check this all out first.
Metro's URL is http://www.metrommp.com/
You should definitely check with Wildrick first, though. They are building up their inventory and have a sterling reputation in the Hudson club. Better to deal with "all-Hudson" people, to be sure. Wildrick's URL is http://wildrickrestorations.com/
