Help needed

Try like Bob Drake Ford or some of the other Ford Places - I bought something that looked close via one of the Ford websites (but it has been years). 

Thanks John, I know I saw it a few years ago too. Was working on early 30 Auburn's at that time and they used the same moulding

John Kelso

Steele Rubber carries it. same profile used on Packards. There website lists it incorrectly. try part number 70-0251-65

also try 40-0095-65

You can also buy the fabric to cover it as would be correct for a 1933 Lincoln. Is your car a KA?

Thank you for that information. I'll look into it. My car is a KA  Detrich Convertible Coupe, nearly ready for the first ride.

Vintagerodshop that rubber is perfect, but I also need the metal trim that holds it in place. I know I've seen it but can't locate the source.

If it is the same as Packard we make it is stainless steel. Post measurements and we will check.

Thanks for responding. Attached is a drawing of what I have. It is from my 36 Lincoln. Since I plan to use

the rubber molding referred to in this post I would hope your Packard ones are close to this.

Was just down your way last week and expect to be back in a couple weeks, Lancaster area correct?

Sadly not the same as Packard.  Not even close.  Difficult to make because of the tight radius bends. We are South of York, which is on the other side of the Susquehanna from Lancaster. 

I might have some of that trim kicking around. what kind of lengths do you need. I did a 1933 KA Convertible Coupe about 12 years ago.

Need all of it, I didn't get any with the car so I suspect a total of about 12'

Thanks for the help.