[FC] window weatherstrips

[Steven R. Spilatro]

Well, now I'm really starting to wonder....
Thanks to everyone who responded, but I'm pretty sure these aren't 
fuzzies (which are connected to the door).  The door windows of my FC 
have rubber seals clamped to the bottom of the windows, apparently 
intended to minimize water entering the door when the window is 
closed.  See a diagram here:
http://www.marietta.edu/~spilatrs/Window%20seal.jpg

They are quite dry and cracked, and this is what I'd like to replace.  Ideas?
Thanks.

Steve S
Marietta, OH

At 08:45 AM 8/31/2011, you wrote:
>Steve,
>
>They are called "fuzzies."  Try page 221 of the Clark's catalog
>
><http://www.corvair.com>www.corvair.com
>
>-Andrew
>
>From: Steve Spilatro <spilatrs at marietta.edu>
>To: . <corvanatics at corvair.org>
>Sent: Tuesday, August 30, 2011 9:46 PM
>Subject: [FC] window weatherstrips
>
>I've been looking for information about replacing the weatherstrips 
>at the bottom of the Fc door windows; these are the small rubber 
>strips extending off the either side of the windows held on by a 
>metal bracket. I'm not even sure what these are called -- which may 
>be why I can't find out anything about them.  Can the be replaced (I 
>haven't seen them in vendor catalogs)? I've been hesitant to start 
>tugging on the metal bracket.
>
>In regard to the 'too short' brake cables I emailed about earlier, 
>Ken's suggestion worked, simply tugging on the cables caused them to 
>extend adequately to reach the equalizer.
>
>
>Steve S
>Marietta, OH
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