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09-27-2020, 09:01 PM
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EVERY 1st gen I have taken apart has had a narrow foam strip about half as wide as the weatherstrip channel and it is kind of "goooo-ey".
My research indicates the original is a polyurethane impregnated foam seal... I have seen NOS pieces for sale in the past and it looks nearly identical to the set up I have used in restorations and is shown below. I used a open cell foam and then took a paint brush and coated polyurethane sealer into it then applied. It seals well with no wind leakage. FWIW 2nd gens used a black foam the width of the trim much like shown above. PHOTO 
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