Hey all, I'm stripping down my 1200 Wagon and doing a ground up resto, but I'm having trouble finding some rubbers. I tried Rarespares and a few other places, but they don't stock all of the wagon rubbers.
Does anyone know where I might be able to find some???
I'm in Adelaide, but I don't mind ordering them from interstate.
Any help is appreciated. Cheers - Tim

Hey Tim.
A guy on eBay sells the rear tailgate window seals [philsrotaryproducts] or something like that... For $99. Front door and windscreen seals are interchangeable with sedan and ute. I'm in the same dilemma as you, cannot find seals for the rear side windows. I'm figuring I'll be able to find some universal seals that I can cut to length. As for the tailgate seal I think you can use universal pinchweld seal there too.
If you do turn something up, please let me know i'd appreciate it.
Pete.

Give this guy a go, he's pretty pricey though

Scott's old auto rubber

Cheers guys, I had a look at scott's old auto rubber, but I found it a little confusing.
Could anyone give me a list of what the technical names for all the different rubbers are? I'm not quite sure what ones I'd need to find elsewhere. Cheers - Tim

This is how most of the stuff at Scott's is listed.
Anyone correct me if I'm wrong.

Bailey's channel - the little U shaped felt bits around the top and sides that the window glass runs in
Weather strip - The bits at the bottom of the window to stop the water getting down in the door.
Screen seal - around windscreen and rear window,
Filler Strip - the chrome bits that fit in the screen seals.
Pinchweld - I think it's the stuff that goes over anywhere two panels are spotwelded together and leave a lip about 10mm wide.
Door/Boot/Quarterglass seals - self explainitory

Alot of the stuff on that site is also panneling and trim.

Awesome, thanks heaps for your help guys. I'll look into it. And I'll let you know how my findings go 1200wag

If anyone else knows of any other rubber places, please let me know. Thanks