Run Channel

[Frank Gooz]

Good evening,

 

I could use everyone’s input. I will be replacing the run channel on my 1950 Dodge Coronet.

All the run channel in my car is about 13/16 wide. I feel they are all original. I am the second owner, all four pieces are the same, they look the same to each other. And all the clips and things are still in place.

BUT i have not found any new material this wide yet.

Have any of you had to deal with this? And what did you use?

 

Thank you

Frank

[Kilgore47]

What is a run channel?

[plymouthcranbrook]

2 hours ago, Kilgore47 said:

What is a run channel?

Drip rail?

[Ivan_B]

Google tells me it's the fuzzy window molding\seal where the glass sits.

Edited Friday at 05:12 PM by Ivan_B

[Frank Gooz]

I seen it called the run channel.

Is the material the is in the door the receives the the glass between the garnish molding and the door it self.

Some look like felt, the material looks like the wiper that is on the door and the garnish molding.

[Frank Gooz]

Just an FYI i have seen NO SOLUTION

[Bob Riding]

Hey Frank- Restoration Specialties and Supply was my go-to vendor when I did my '40 wagon. They have an amazing variety of what they call "window channels". Good quality stuff.  Have fun choosing!

[moparfun]

I used Mike at MikeCo (805) 482-1725, he is very knowledgable when it comes to our vehicles

[Bob Riding]

Another excellent vendor is Restoration Supply. You can download their catalog. They carry stuff that nobody else has.

[Dan Hiebert]

Ditto Bob Riding's first post.  I bought run channel from Restoration Specialties and Supply for both our D24 and the '57 Ford I was working on a couple years ago.  I'll be buying the run channel for our '37 Terraplane from them in a few months.

[Frank Gooz]

I will look into both Restoration Specialties, I already have a catalog but did not see anything as big as the stuff that came off my car. Then MikeCo.

Thank all of you for your input.

 

Frank