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    Quote Originally Posted by bender01 View Post
    I gave up looking for these soon after we got our car a few years ago. Its a 91. Can anyone clarify to me which stock GM rear 1/4 window trim/sweeps I can buy New to trim and fit my self? Memphis Man. Is that e-bay item something you bought for your car? It needed it? My car was garaged and used rarely but I have 60K miles on it. Have you passed 5K yet? I havent gone into that area of my car but pop riveting something doesnt sound ideal.
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    I could be wrong but IIRC the factory ones are pop riveted in in the first place.

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    The factory ones are pop riveted in place. You need to drill them out to remove and replace.
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    I bought a set of F body sweeps at GMpartsdirect.com. Mine are still in great shape, but know they will not last forever.

    Glad to see Memphisman is driving and enjoying his. I bought mine 2 years ago with 41k on it and brought it from kentucky to Canada and it was in fabulous shape...super clean underneath. I decided to drive it and enjoy it for 3 seasons per year. I treat it like it's any other car with that kind of mileage and do all the maintanence anyone would do with a low mileage car they plan to drive regularly. I did the alternator, timing belt and AC compressor and put on a new top. It has 58k miles on it and I drive it everywhere. It gets lots of attention and still looks mint. These cars will never big "big-buck" as they age, so why not enjoy every mile as MemphisMan says. Mine will be making the trip from Canada to Florida in a month and now I can enjoy it 4 seasons per year. I say drive them and enjoy them !
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    I just replaced mine this past weekend with a pair that I got off eBay for $10. I was surprised no one else bid on them. They are not original but were cut to fit. They are a little taller than the original but look just as good to me. I went slow drilling out the rivets as it made me nervous and actually hit the glass one time but it did not do any damage, lucky I guess. Odd thing about the purchase, I won them about 1 hour before my engine decided to come apart. The trickiest part to me was taking off the trim pieces and removing all the "goo" and tape without causing damage. Here's a link to the add in case someone wants to contact him to see if he has or will have more.

    http://www.ebay.com/itm/150669414694

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    Wow for 10 dollars that is a deal! Those were originally from a F-body car.

    Drilling out the rivets is the hardest part to replace these. After that it's pretty easy. I take some Vaseline and wipe it on those sweeps. Helps it prevent from cracking in the future.
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    hi guys,
    my 94 is in need of new seals as well. I was reading on here and went to the parts department at the dealership were i work to check on prices. My cost is $55.00 for the door seals on what he told me fit 95-02 Camero. My question is can you get both sides out of one Camero moulding or do you have to buy two.

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    I'm not familiar enough with that to give you an answer but I have read of people using those. Just not sure what you need to buy.

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    Does anyone know if you could just use some small screws and nuts to hold on your new sweeps? Because if you are constantly changing them, I would rather not keep drilling my rivets out and re-riviting the new ones on.
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    Why would you need to be constantly changing them? Is it not a replace it and its done kind of deal?
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    After reading all the posts on here I get from everyone that they will need replacing again. If I replace them they should be good for a while?
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    Should hold up for years...
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