quote Originally posted by 3.8 SC: Joe, Did you ever get my E-mail? I was wanting a set. Don Z.

Everybody that paid me and followed through with payment instructions got a set. I have none left to sell. I only ordered enough for those members. Your only option is a $200.00 set from some one from time to time, or re-read the 4th page of this thread to see where you can obtain a set. Several guys have found them in local trim shops in their hometowns. All I did was find a useable affordable alternitive.
Sorry
Joe

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I may end up with some extras. Original GM on left.

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I saw the wipes that Stu brought to the meeting on Saturday...

I think they will be just as good as what you procured Joe.
Fiero owner ingenuity never ceases to amaze me.

quote Originally posted by blakeinspace: I saw the wipes that Stu brought to the meeting on Saturday... I think they will be just as good as what you procured Joe. Fiero owner ingenuity never ceases to amaze me.

I think that those will work as good or better than any of the ones I made. Good work Stu
Joe

Got mine today, can't wait to put 'em on.

I got one side (DS) of mine completed.... did it as part of a big door refurb project. Man it looks nice!!!

quote Originally posted by Richjk21: I got one side (DS) of mine completed.... did it as part of a big door refurb project. Man it looks nice!!!

Wasnt that hard was it?
Joe

quote Originally posted by josef644: Wasnt that hard was it? Joe

Ya know it really wasn't .... I definitely built it up in my mind to be a bigger deal than what it was. It was all pretty straightforward... and I was even using a hand drill to drill out the old rivets, and drill all the new holes in the new wipe. Thanks again for facilitating this Joe, we all owe you one.


Rich

quote Originally posted by Richjk21: Ya know it really wasn't .... I definitely built it up in my mind to be a bigger deal than what it was. It was all pretty straightforward... and I was even using a hand drill to drill out the old rivets, and drill all the new holes in the new wipe. Thanks again for facilitating this Joe, we all owe you one. Rich

What did you use to recover your glass guides?

woops wrong thread

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the exact same seat belt pad you used ...

quote Originally posted by PontiacJ829: Got mine today, can't wait to put 'em on.

Mine just showed up too, now i get to take my doors apart.. yippe.

I have one set of mine completed and one set about to go on Ebay or sell here. My second set is by far better looking than the first trial set. But I will be installing the first set on my 87GT.

bump

Mine came today!!

Cant wait to pull my car apart this winter! YAY!

Thanks for doing this Joe

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quote Originally posted by Dougie Murder: Mine came today!! Cant wait to pull my car apart this winter! YAY! Thanks for doing this Joe

I shipped yours on th 30th, that was a pretty quick trip to Canada. Good luck on your dew strip repairs
Joe

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There is some info on what Joe and I used on Page 2 of this thread, it's material from a seat belt shoulder pad that worked pretty well. I believe Stu said he used felt to recover the pads/blocks.

Rich

quote Originally posted by JazzMan: Did I miss what is used as a substitute for the felt pads? I've considered using the hook-side of velcro for that. JazzMan

JazzMan I used the seatbelt pad thingie from Walmart. $2.97 in the automotive section. It was just the ticket once I glued it on the pad with black 3M trim adhesive. There was enough there to do two cars. It is a doubled layer sewn.

Joe

Just thought I'd throw some photos up now that I finished both doors. All in all these were a great cost effective alternative, especially for those like me who had old petrified remnants of what used to be original dew wipes on their car.









Again a big thanks to Joe for his efforts on this project. While he may not have come up with the original idea, he definitely did the legwork!!

Rich

A good looking ride Rich! I think it would be a good idea for all of the members that have fixed their old wipes to post us a picture of thier repaired car. "No one has to suffer with dew wipe loss again." Stand up and be counted.
Joe

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Thanks Joe!!!

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Anyone insterested in a set a "josef644" dew wipes? I don't have the time to modify them. They are un touched in the box. I paid josef644 $36.00 shipped.

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FierociousGT, PM sent to you

PM replied.

You guys should try the Corvette ones.. cheap and easy,, they clip in...

I did my fiero with fiero ones a long time ago, but after doing the vette, they seem similar and are much easier and cheaper

quote Originally posted by yello86se: You guys should try the Corvette ones.. cheap and easy,, they clip in... I did my fiero with fiero ones a long time ago, but after doing the vette, they seem similar and are much easier and cheaper

What year was the vette? And how well did they look after you installed them? Can you post us a picture?
Thanks
Joe

The Vette I did is a 84, I believe 84 thru 97 are alll the same dew wipes... On vettes they call them belt mouldings.


Since I did a fiero and a vette... I feel the Vettes probably will fit a fiero. and the vettes are easier

Did anybody find a Vette pair that worked? How much were they?

since I used this thread to make a passenger side wipe, and tomorrow a driver side I thought I should give it a bump for anyone who wants to do this themselves.

For anyone who didn't read through the thread...here is the link to the rubber part of the wipe

http://www.jcwhitney.com/au....x=16&searchbtn.y=15

quote Originally posted by 84FieroVT: since I used this thread to make a passenger side wipe, and tomorrow a driver side I thought I should give it a bump for anyone who wants to do this themselves. For anyone who didn't read through the thread...here is the link to the rubber part of the wipe http://www.jcwhitney.com/au....x=16&searchbtn.y=15

Post us a picture so we can see how she looks
Joe

old dew wipe and new one I made


On the car




If you want to see what the wipe looks like by itself, it looks the exact same as on the previous pages.

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Looks good. Good job
Joe crawford