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I was wondering if all the f150 trims come with the rubber piece (seal?) that goes from back window to the front window on both sides? I see a 50/50 of truck have them in my area as I drive around. Asking because mine looks like it could have had one or should have one being it’s a terrible seam. I have maybe a 6” piece on each side from the back window to top of cab.....Can’t really see if from the ground though.
Wow that’s nice. They do exist...maybe it’s 250s I’m seeing them on. It’s like a continuation of the small seal that starts at rear window but sits down in the channel and not raised like the pic.
maybe this is a rain channel to direct water away from the door?
Yes that’s how mine looks. It must be the 250s I been seeing then or maybe some earlier models. I have a 2016. It just a bad looking channel.....if I was 7’ tall and had to see it all the time I would be upset. I see if I can post a pic tomorrow...maybe mine looks worse than others.
It just a bad looking channel.....if I was 7’ tall and had to see it all the time I would be upset. I see if I can post a pic tomorrow...maybe mine looks worse than others.
I would agree that seam isn't great to look at up close.
I may grab it once they start to show up in the junk yards but I sure won't spend $200 for it. I'm 5'8" and only see it 2 or 3 times a year when I wash the truck.
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