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08-10-08, 17:56
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New C8 owner
Hi Guys,
I just bought Dennis Deck's C8 and will be working on assembly in the next couple months. I already have a couple of questions..... a. Is there suppose to be a rubber gasket of some sort around the roof hatch? b. On the inner windscreen frame, there is a rubber seal that goes around the outside. This is very similar to the jeep seal, can I use one from a jeep or do I need to get one specifically for a Cab 12? Thanks! 
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09-10-08, 00:17
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Congratulations Chuck
 Another c8 on the forum It looks to be in quite good order with very little missing Post a few pics of how it looks now and your progress As for rubber and some other parts a lot of these type of parts are use what you can get the closest of 
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Have a good one  Andrew Custodian of the "Rare and Rusty" 
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09-10-08, 04:16
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The windscreen rubber, from memory, is nothing special .. it's a generic style of profile . Don't know about the roof rubber ? Mike
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09-10-08, 06:31
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Thanks Andrew & Mike!
 I offloaded it tonight and pushed it into the shop. This was the first time I had a chance to really look at it in detail. It looks pretty straight ahead, but I will have to learn where I can get parts or if I need to improvise. Fortunately, Dennis stocked up on parts so I'm not missing too much. He even has seven new 9.00 x 13 tires and rims. When restoring the M20, I was fortunate to have one nearby to see how it should look. Unfortunately not so with the C8, I'll have to ask a lot more questions. They are very cool vehicles and I'm looking forward to getting put together. Cheers!
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09-10-08, 06:52
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12 cab window and seal
Windshield rubber seal for the sides and bottom of the frame can be purchased reproduction from George Moir Antique Auto Parts Canada or Sacramento Vintage Ford in USA , the same rubber seal fits Ford Model A cars 1928-31 cost is 5.95 per roll cdn, more than enough for one cab, fits 13 cab's also. Fits very well, use silicone spray on the rubber and it slides in the groove with very little trouble.
Rear window on my 12 cab has out side frame as well as inside frame, inside frame holds the two sliding metal protectors ( not windows as there solid steel ) and the outside holds the glass plate, I used a rubber seal from a glass shop that repairs heavy truck and bus flat glass windshields, the seal is grooved and hold the glass as well as being grooved for the sheet metal of the cab, the rubber comes in a 25 ft roll. cut what you need. Roof hatch seal is solid rubber on this 12 cab and has identical cut and grooves as the wood used on the later production 13 cabs, not sure if it was covered with horse hair and canvas as the wood was ?
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