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Date:         Thu, 20 Apr 1995 09:22:54 -0600 (MDT)
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From:         john keith hopp <jhopp@unm.edu>
Subject:      Re: Rear cargo door seal for '71 bus



##Steve Maher       smaher@ball.com             '71 Transporter
##The seal around the rear cargo door (not the engine hatch) of my '71 bus
##is pretty well shot. Replacements are around $70-$80 by mail order-- ouch!
##Does anyone know of any workable substitutes? Need not be exact original,


I strongly recommend biting the old financial bullet on this one.  I had 
a really bad leak on my '70 Kombi rear hatch seal--it let rain _and_ 
exhaust fumes in.  


So I replaced it, applying some gnarly black sealant, too.  No more 
rain/fumes.  


Yeah, the cost is a real bite; HOWEVER, the job is really easy, a 
possible saving grace.  


JKH
New Mexico
'70 Kombi
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