Windshield Seals

This is tool is essential to your success for installing your windshield or rear window seal. After you have the glass and the rubber installed in the designated area you'll have to install the lock strip trim. This Locking strip tool cuts your time in half.

Time for a new paint job or your windshield weatherstripping has deteriorated and cracked over the years? Well the good news is that USA1 offers a great quality rubber seal for the 1960 to 1963 classic GM truck that has been fabricated to accept the windshield molding. The rubber weatherstripping will seal off all the outside elements to preserve your cab. With a trim channel.

Pickup restorations should have the front windshield glass seals redone at some point. Changing the rubber gaskets can help prevent damage, outside noise and moisture in the cab and the most popular problem is water leaking into the cab which can damage sheetmetal, upholstery, and electrical areas. Our rubber seals are manufactured to the original mold to insure you have a painless install and original look. Without a trim channel.

If doing a restoration it is necessary to replace the front windshield seals. With age the seals will become brittle an deteriorate allowing wind noise and water in to the cab area which could possibly cause damage. These rubber seals and gaskets are manufactured for a quality rubber and molded to the original specifications for a excellent fit and function along your windshield. With a molding channel.

Front windshield gaskets are a much to replace when weathered and aged from the outside elements. The weatherstripping are fabricated using the original specifications to keep the authentic look of the pickup while performing a water tight seal to preserve your classic Chevrolet truck. Molded from quality rubber to secure a long lasting seal while looking original. Without a molding channel.