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RABBITS
24th February 2010, 09:20 PM
G,day,I need to get some new door seal for my 96 Disco 1 V8 auto do i have to get LR ones or can i get them somewhere els
Thanks Dave:D

harry
25th February 2010, 07:11 PM
i think pm plastics [next to the west burleigh tav.] carry door seal stuff that is very similar th the disco stuff, i have been meaning to check how close it is for some time, but haven't got around to it

Scallops
26th February 2010, 10:24 AM
Don't know if this comment is really applicable in this case, but when I bought new rubber for my Series 1, (and bear in mind I intend to bring her back to the original glory) I bought genuine Land Rover Rubbers that are actually still available (in amazing old fashioned Land Rover paper). Clark rubber, especially on more major pieces such as bulkhead to windscreen, just look cheap compared to the original stuff.

Depends how fussy and rich you are - not that the original rubber is actually particularly expensive.

DRanged
26th February 2010, 12:38 PM
Last time I got door rubbers they were around the $80 per door for genuine items and they only come in all black now.

Justin

Xtreme
26th February 2010, 02:35 PM
A bit out of your area but Grippy Rubber Products (http://www.aulro.com/business/grippy+rubber+products/1461072/) of Unit 5, 28 Vore St SILVERWATER NSW 2128 Ph: 02 98989688 have a very wide range of automotive door rubbers.
Maybe if you could post a small section of the original rubber down, they may be able to help you.

I have no pecuniary interest in this recommended firm.

RABBITS
26th February 2010, 05:25 PM
G,day ,$80 is not to bad.I will check out clark rubber or PM plastics and i will compare the genuine ones.I am going down to Ricks 4x4 on tuesday he might have some new ones to look at.I dont wont them to look cheap, but thanks to all for the advice,this is a great forum and has helped me with a few things i have had to fix.


Now whats next on the list.

Cheers Dave

Outlaw
26th February 2010, 05:27 PM
G,day ,$80 is not to bad.I will check out clark rubber or PM plastics and i will compare the genuine ones.I am going down to Ricks 4x4 on tuesday he might have some new ones to look at.I dont wont them to look cheap, but thanks to all for the advice,this is a great forum and has helped me with a few things i have had to fix.


Now whats next on the list.

Cheers Dave
Coming to say hello :angel:

RABBITS
26th February 2010, 08:02 PM
G,day Outlaw,i was just telling the misses that we should meet up with the club members at there next meeting,is that what you are talking about??.You picked a nice place to get together, Beeeeeeer yum!!!.

Cheers Dave

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seano87
26th February 2010, 08:06 PM
G,day ,$80 is not to bad.I will check out clark rubber or PM plastics and i will compare the genuine ones.I am going down to Ricks 4x4 on tuesday he might have some new ones to look at.I dont wont them to look cheap, but thanks to all for the advice,this is a great forum and has helped me with a few things i have had to fix.


Now whats next on the list.

Cheers Dave

I got some clark rubber door sealing extrusion stuff and did the same as what you are planning In hindsight, I should have just got the LR original stuff for about $80. I think from memory the clark rubber stuff was about $13 a metre, so its not really any cheaper, and the LR stuff I would assume has the curves moulded into it so will seal and look better anyway.

Seano

RABBITS
26th February 2010, 08:25 PM
The more i think about it and takeing onboard the advice that i have been given original is probably the way to go.I will check it out.

Thanks Davo

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