Flxible Bus Side Window Rubber Seal (80 Ft Roll) on 2040-parts.com
Rancho Cucamonga, California, United States
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Original side window frame to body rubber seal, fits Flxible, VL100, Hi-Level, Flxliner, and some Starliner buses. Each roll comes in 80 feet. Before you purchase, please make sure this is the right rubber seal for your windows. Dimensions: 3/8" of and inch wide. You can also use pictures to cross reference.................... ***HARD TO FIND THESE DAYS***
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