Weatherstripping

I've got an '86 Grand Marquis that runs like a dream. I had the engine rebuilt 123,000 miles ago and I'm happy with everything, including the body, except for the worn-out weatherstripping on the doors. Does anyone know where I can find OEM-style replacement weatherstripping (that the windows ride up and down in, not the stuff around the doors)? I tried some all rubber stuff from JC Whitney, and it just plain sucks. It rolls and folds all over the place. I don't care if it's made for some off-brand made in Timbuktu, as long as it fits the door/window and works. Does anyone know another make of car that uses the same kind of weatherstripping?

I've got an '86 Grand Marquis that runs like a dream. I had the engine rebuilt 123,000 miles ago and I'm happy with everything, including the body, except for the worn-out weatherstripping on the doors. Does anyone know where I can find OEM-style replacement weatherstripping (that the windows ride up and down in, not the stuff around the doors)? I tried some all rubber stuff from JC Whitney, and it just plain sucks. It rolls and folds all over the place. I don't care if it's made for some off-brand made in Timbuktu, as long as it fits the door/window and works. Does anyone know another make of car that uses the same kind of weatherstripping?try j.c.whitney or auto zone or parts america they have books u can order it from and u can contact them on line

try j.c.whitney or auto zone or parts america they have books u can order it from and u can contact them on line

J.C. Whitney doesn't have it. That's why I bought the rubber stuff. I spent hours searching the internet and couldn't come up with anything. Autozone doesn't have it. I don't know anyone who has it other than a similar car in a junkyard. Maybe that's what I'll have to do.