Windshield rubber?
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Windshield rubber?
So I have the big trim piece that goes around the windshield. From bronco graveyard or npd, what's the item number for this gasket? It's not the little tube like trim its the wide one.
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There are two different reproducers of these weatherstrips. The el cheapo versions sold by LMC and others are made in China. Carpenter reproduces his in the USA, other repro parts sellers buy from him.
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NPD: F-03110-11 This is 73-77 before s/n O80,001 with the wide moulding $45.00
Dennis Carpenter: D3TZ-1003110-E w/ wide moulding $110.00
When it comes to weather stripping, you get what you pay for. DC is well worth the extra money.
Dennis Carpenter: D3TZ-1003110-E w/ wide moulding $110.00
When it comes to weather stripping, you get what you pay for. DC is well worth the extra money.
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Its the thick aluminum one. Not the plastic type. And my truck is a 74 but idk what year the truck was i took it off. but it was a highboy 
kinda like this
1974 windshield trim image by bigblock4spd on Photobucket
kinda like this
1974 windshield trim image by bigblock4spd on Photobucket
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Its the thick aluminum one. Not the plastic type. And my truck is a 74 but idk what year the truck was i took it off. but it was a highboy
kinda like this
1974 windshield trim image by bigblock4spd on Photobucket
kinda like this
1974 windshield trim image by bigblock4spd on Photobucket
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1973/76, and 1977 F250 4WD (High Boys) before serial number O80,001 would have the wide mouldings, from serial number O80,001 would have the plastic mouldings.
But, both types only came in certain packages, so some 1973/79 F100/350's had no w/shield reveal mouldings, why there are three different w/shield w/strips.
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Ok sweet so these are my options then?
NPD: F-03110-11 This is 73-77 before s/n O80,001 with the wide moulding $45.00
Dennis Carpenter: D3TZ-1003110-E w/ wide moulding $110.00
NPD: F-03110-11 This is 73-77 before s/n O80,001 with the wide moulding $45.00
Dennis Carpenter: D3TZ-1003110-E w/ wide moulding $110.00
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Carpenter uses Ford part numbers is his repro car/truck parts catalogs.
D3TZ-1003110-E .. w/shield w/strip = use with stainless steel w/shield mouldings: 1973/76 F100/350, 1977 F100/350 before #O80,001.
D3TZ-1003110-F .. w/shield w/strip-use without w/shield reveal mouldings: 1973/79 F100/350 & 1978/79 Bronco.
D7TZ-1003110-B .. w/shield w/strip-use with one piece flexible plastic chrome w/shield reveal moulding: 1977 F100/350 from #O80,001, 1978/79 F100/350 & Bronco.
The other option you have (and I suggest you opt for it), is having an autoglass shop install this weatherstrip. It's not only a PITA to do it yourself, but you cannot do it yourself...takes three people to install it.
One on the inside working the string, two on the outside, one on the right, one on the left holding the w/shield with w/strip installed butted up against the cab.
Cut the old weatherstrip off from inside the cab, then remove the glass. If you don't, you'll break the windshield attempting to remove it with the weatherstrip attached.
Dealers didn't even attempt to install this and the back glass w/strip, sent to autoglass shops to have the little charmers installed.
D3TZ-1003110-E .. w/shield w/strip = use with stainless steel w/shield mouldings: 1973/76 F100/350, 1977 F100/350 before #O80,001.
D3TZ-1003110-F .. w/shield w/strip-use without w/shield reveal mouldings: 1973/79 F100/350 & 1978/79 Bronco.
D7TZ-1003110-B .. w/shield w/strip-use with one piece flexible plastic chrome w/shield reveal moulding: 1977 F100/350 from #O80,001, 1978/79 F100/350 & Bronco.
The other option you have (and I suggest you opt for it), is having an autoglass shop install this weatherstrip. It's not only a PITA to do it yourself, but you cannot do it yourself...takes three people to install it.
One on the inside working the string, two on the outside, one on the right, one on the left holding the w/shield with w/strip installed butted up against the cab.
Cut the old weatherstrip off from inside the cab, then remove the glass. If you don't, you'll break the windshield attempting to remove it with the weatherstrip attached.
Dealers didn't even attempt to install this and the back glass w/strip, sent to autoglass shops to have the little charmers installed.
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