Due to the motorhome conversion by Johnk1sedg and to be found HERE
I spent a little going through his links to suppliers and found Woolies
Listed in their what appears to be an extensive catalogue they do Windscreen sealing strips
This particular section could be very useful to any restoring older Transits as it would appear that the Windscreen rubber section is nigh on impossible to obtain, now obviously I am not 100% sure what the X-section on the Transit MK1/2 is supposed to be like since I don't own one but it looks to me like they have enough options for one to be used.
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Windscreen Seal MK1/2
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Windscreen Seal MK1/2
by MarkM » Sat Mar 31, 2007 1:37 pm
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by transitgeoff » Sat Mar 31, 2007 3:58 pm
MrMPuk wrote:I don't think there is any issues getting the mk1\2 windscreen rubbers, greyvanman supplies them new.
Ithink Steves more into washing your screen now rather than fitting it - transitgeoff
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by MrMPuk » Sat Mar 31, 2007 4:06 pm
transitgeoff wrote:MrMPuk wrote:I don't think there is any issues getting the mk1\2 windscreen rubbers, greyvanman supplies them new.
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