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Rubber trim for front windshield 325 Aft Cabin

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Rubber trim for front windshield 325 Aft Cabin

Postby Aj325 » January 25th, 2021, 10:50 pm

Looking for a source to supply the black rubber trim that trims the front windows on my 1996. It doesn't actually seal the glass to the fiberglass but it is a snug fit regardless. I have not yet found a profile that will work. Carver couldn't help.
Thanks!

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Re: Rubber trim for front windshield 325 Aft Cabin

Postby g36 » February 11th, 2021, 11:22 am

Have you had any luck?
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Re: Rubber trim for front windshield 325 Aft Cabin

Postby uchu » February 11th, 2021, 4:39 pm

Aj325 wrote:Source of the post Looking for a source to supply the black rubber trim that trims the front windows on my 1996. It doesn't actually seal the glass to the fiberglass but it is a snug fit regardless. I have not yet found a profile that will work. Carver couldn't help.
Thanks!


Have you contacted these guys?

https://www.greatlakesskipper.com/boat- ... turer=1175
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Re: Rubber trim for front windshield 325 Aft Cabin

Postby Aj325 » April 5th, 2021, 8:40 am

g36 and uchu,
I have not found anything yet. But the link from uchu, may have led to a solution. I will contact them today.
Sorry for the long delay in responding, I wasn't aware you guys had responded to my original post. Just saw it yesterday.
Thanks for the tip uchu!
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Re: Rubber trim for front windshield 325 Aft Cabin

Postby Cooler » April 5th, 2021, 10:37 am

Aj - short drive for you. The main location is in Milwaukee. Kind of a fun place. It is a lot like a really well stocked hardware store. You can spend a lot of time just looking through all the stuff they have accumulated over the years. Great prices also. A lot of hard/impossible stuff to find. I believe they bought remaining stock of discontinued items over the years, and just put it all out there for purchase. You will plan to be there for an hour, but easily spend several hours. Have fun. 8-) er
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