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Early t3 fastback popout rubbers.....to all the fasty owners

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Paddo Officially Full-On Dubber

268 posts · joined Aug 2004 ·

#484792
They seem almost impossible to track down.....

I have popouts on my fasty (u know the style where the glass flexs) but the rubbers are looking a bit tatty, as I am looking to respray my car I am looking for fasty popout rubbers.

I have tried the usual places (cip1,california import parts, etc) but no-one stocks them.

So does anyone know where to get them or.....can you doct square or notch popout rubbers to use in a fasty???

Any help would be much appreciated.

Pat

[ Edited on 5-5-2006 by Paddo ]

Tazz Old Skool

1,315 posts · joined Aug 2002 ·

#484794
Type3 dectives are the only place to get them new...
They are in the UK.... good secondhand ones are hard to find.

Notch or Square wont fit... cant adapt.... its a fasty thing...


Sry for the bad news...


Tazz
1962 Type3 Squareback
1967 Type3 Fastback "Kermit"

The truth is important. It will set you free

Paddo Officially Full-On Dubber

268 posts · joined Aug 2004 ·

#484795
How much am I looking at at for a pair of rubbers Tazz from T3detectives including shipping?? (I assume u have bought a pair from there)

Pat

Paddo Officially Full-On Dubber

268 posts · joined Aug 2004 ·

#485422
Tazz?........

So no-one knows of places to go in oz?

Tazz Old Skool

1,315 posts · joined Aug 2002 ·

#485471
I never got any.....

I worked out that it was way to much $$...

Just keep an eye out for second handies....


Tazz
1962 Type3 Squareback
1967 Type3 Fastback "Kermit"

The truth is important. It will set you free

Notch Nut Custom Title Time!

1,011 posts · joined Apr 2006 ·

#485921
There were a set of pop-out windows for a fast-back at a self serve car wreckers in Centre Rd Clayton. (located in between Westall rd and Springvale Rd) Windows and rubbers. The rubbers seemed pretty good. The glass on one window has been smashed (either by some fool or by someone who doesn't know how to remove them without breaking glass - A fool none the less....). The last time I was there was about a month ago but the rubbers should still be attached to the car I think. Make sure you wear some baggy pants and you can probably get them at a discount price....👍

Good luck. - Adam
If you can't fix it with a hammer,
you have an electrical problem....