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The other half of this problem is keeping the water out int the first place 200

posted by  TheHunch on  Sun Feb 16 15:54 CST 2003
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I have a 242 so its nearly impossible to find good used rubber for the window scrapers so I did exactly what you suggested. Just went to the junkyard and pulled some good scrappers from 244s. Used about one and a half for each door. Works good but not exactly the prettiest repair because the seam is still visible but its better than getting tons of water and leaves and such in the door cavity.


Cheers.
Adam.






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