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 AMI 6 window rubber 
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Post AMI 6 window rubber
Hi folks. Was wondering if there is s(l)ide window rubber for an AMI 6 available somewhere?! Reproduction or something?

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October 26th, 2010, 12:28 am
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Post Re: AMI 6 window rubber
Try this mob
http://www.woolies-trim.co.uk/c-310-double-track.aspx

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October 26th, 2010, 9:57 am
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Post Re: AMI 6 window rubber
The Dutch "amivereniging" got them too but I don't now prices.

http://www.amivereniging.nl/

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October 26th, 2010, 12:18 pm
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Post Re: AMI 6 window rubber
Hi there

I replaced mine using the 22mm channel in this link, it works well - doesn't slide about or lift / bend when opening the windows

but do note that i had to drill holes / slots through the rubber to meet up with the drain slots in the door top - fairly easy, craft knife and very sharp drill bit.

depending on what rivets you use - you may find that standard rivets (to hold the internal chrome strip on) tend to squash the channel in a few places, but not so much to stop the glass sliding past.

however, I believe John Sobey may have used an alternative to this - possibly from an English classic stockist? you would have to ask.....also heard that some Landrover channel can do the job....

That's everything I learnt when I did mine....

door tops are so vunerable on these Amis!!!!

good luck
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October 26th, 2010, 4:26 pm
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Post Re: AMI 6 window rubber
Thanks a lot guys.

By the way, discussed in some other thread, about using a rear door from a sedan on a Break. Just replaced my left rear door on my break with the spare-door from a sedan. Fitted like a glove. Had to dismount the window-frames of course, as they are not the same. (This is only possible on AMI 6's before October(I think) 1968, who has the bolted on aluminum window frames)

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October 26th, 2010, 7:20 pm
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Post Re: AMI 6 window rubber
EirikJ wrote:
Thanks a lot guys.

By the way, discussed in some other thread, about using a rear door from a sedan on a Break. Just replaced my left rear door on my break with the spare-door from a sedan. Fitted like a glove. Had to dismount the window-frames of course, as they are not the same. (This is only possible on AMI 6's before October(I think) 1968, who has the bolted on aluminum window frames)


thanks Eirik - interesting, I will try mine again....

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