Vent window seals 1967 Caprice?

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  1. JimpeBoy

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    Possibly (great answer huh). I vaguely remember getting a set of interior a-pillar trim pieces from a '67 Impala hard top from the junkyard many years ago to install in our '67 Biscayne. When we got them home they wouldn't fit. It was like the Impala's windshield was raked back at more of an angle than the Biscayne. That may affect the vent window shape. If I had to guess I would say the four door and wagon would be closer to the Biscayne than the Impala hardtop.

    National Impala has different vent window seals listed. Of course the sedan and wagon seals are almost twice as much.

    C13510 B 65-68 VENT WINDOW SEALS (2DR/4DR SEDAN/WAGON) . . . . .st 149.95
    C13520 B 65-68 VENT WINDOW SEALS (2DR HTP/CONV) . . . . . . . . . . . . .st 84.95


    http://www.nationalimpala.com/docs/NIAPartsGuide.pdf (see page 8 in the .pdf)

    Oh yeah, they also list four door door sill plates as well.
     
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    Thanks for the answer!!:)
     
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    The sedan and wagon windshields are taller and at less of an angle than convertibles and hardtops.

    You have a 67 foot Caprice wagon???
    How many doors does it have???:biglaugh:

    Not trying to be a smarta$$ but the apostrophe is before the rest of the abbreviated number just like words. Being a lifelong carpenter /numbers guy it drives me nuts.:jumping:
     

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