Marcos Maniacs

Well,  I'm ready to install the windshield on 3M5463. Does anyone have 
the profile of the weatherstrip or where it's available? The roll that 
I bought doesn't work as the windshield overlaps the body opening and I 
have the same type as used on the rear perspex.
Thanks,
Hampton

Rory MacMath has windscreen rubber:
http://www.rory.uk.com/Parts_Spares.htm
 
Regards . . . Ron McLeod
Marcos Mantis P8-5858
Marcos GT 3V-5642
 

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From: MarcosManiacs@yahoogroups.com
[mailto:MarcosManiacs@yahoogroups.com] On Behalf Of Hampton Peterson
Sent: Saturday, January 26, 2008 12:29 PM
To: MarcosManiacs@yahoogroups.com
Subject: [MarcosManiacs] Windshield weatherstrip



Well, I'm ready to install the windshield on 3M5463. Does anyone have 
the profile of the weatherstrip or where it's available? The roll that 
I bought doesn't work as the windshield overlaps the body opening and I 
have the same type as used on the rear perspex.
Thanks,
Hampton



 

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Hampton,

Check with Marshall Moore on this list.  I spoke with
him just this week about the weather stripstrip on my
car and he also supplied me with the proper door seals
also.

Bob Magnotti

--- Hampton Peterson <devalaw3@...> wrote:

> Well,  I'm ready to install the windshield on
> 3M5463. Does anyone have 
> the profile of the weatherstrip or where it's
> available? The roll that 
> I bought doesn't work as the windshield overlaps the
> body opening and I 
> have the same type as used on the rear perspex.
> Thanks,
> Hampton
> 
> 



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All,

I just noticed a door and seats + brochure for the 1500GT on the www.ebay.co.uk. No affiliation, not mine, etc. Thought ;the Marcos Maniacs might be interested. Good Hunting!

Best Regards,
Andy
1962 Marcos GT1000 Gullwing

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Happy neew  year, Donny.
The car is finaly painted and mostly back together. Am having a real problem trying to install the rear windscreen. The new rubber is so stiff that I can't get it to stay in place while trying to put it in the opening. It is like a monkey trying to seduce a football. I have tried to tape the rubber to the glass (plastic) wiith a great deal of non success. Any suggestions?
I have driven the car around the neighborhood about once a week sence August. Runs great, but a bit airry without the wiindscreens.

Larry 

----- Original Message ----
From: Donny Lang <indigo@...>
To: MarcosManiacs@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Saturday, January 26, 2008 8:32:36 PM
Subject: Re: [MarcosManiacs] Windshield weatherstrip

Hampton,
I'm down here in the Keys an hour or two south of you. I have new windshield gasket that I got from Rory a couple years back for my car. It is shaped with mitred corners, so a roll of the proper profile material would have to be mitred and glued for the hard corners. The rear window gasket is simply a roll because there are no hard corners. By the way, the front and rear gasket profiles are very different. Both front and rear use a plastic/mylar filler strip. The glass is all out of my car, so the new gaskets are available for inspection/comparis on if you like.
I also recently bought some front and rear gaskets for my TVR Vixen (not the same profile as Marcos uses) from Marshall Moore, who by the way is starting to carry Marcos supplies here in the USA. You might try him at (540)-400-8310 or www.cmw-tvr. com to see what he has. Also, try Hayes Harris at WireWheel up in Vero Beach to see if he has any gaskets for the Marcos. 
Finally, do you know what glass your windshield uses? All I have ever seen are laminated glass with a plastic core like every other windshield. My windshield is tempered single ply just like the rear and side glass in most all vehicles. I've never seen another tempered windshield, and, if I am correct, our cars are 51 units apart when built ( mine is #5514), so I was wondering if you have a tempered windshield also?
I hope this helps - Donny
 
----- Original Message ----- 
From: Hampton Peterson 
To: MarcosManiacs@ yahoogroups. com 
Sent: Saturday, January 26, 2008 12:29 PM
Subject: [MarcosManiacs] Windshield weatherstrip


Well, I'm ready to install the windshield on 3M5463. Does anyone have 
the profile of the weatherstrip or where it's available? The roll that 
I bought doesn't work as the windshield overlaps the body opening and I 
have the same type as used on the rear perspex.
Thanks,
Hampton





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Larry,

I ran into the same problem with my rear plexy
windscreen.  After trying all the things you
mentioned, I enlisted the help of a neighbor who owns
a custom interior shop for hot rods.  It took him, his
father and me over two hours to get the thing
installed.  Don't ever want to do that again.  Seek
professional help.

Bob Magnotti

--- larry meadows <lmeadowsw@...> wrote:

> Happy neew  year, Donny.
> The car is finaly painted and mostly back together.
> Am having a real problem trying to install the rear
> windscreen. The new rubber is so stiff that I can't
> get it to stay in place while trying to put it in
> the opening. It is like a monkey trying to seduce a
> football. I have tried to tape the rubber to the
> glass (plastic) wiith a great deal of non success.
> Any suggestions?
> I have driven the car around the neighborhood about
> once a week sence August. Runs great, but a bit
> airry without the wiindscreens.
> 
> Larry 
> 
> 
> ----- Original Message ----
> From: Donny Lang <indigo@...>
> To: MarcosManiacs@yahoogroups.com
> Sent: Saturday, January 26, 2008 8:32:36 PM
> Subject: Re: [MarcosManiacs] Windshield weatherstrip
> 
> Hampton,
> I'm down here in the Keys an hour or two south of
> you. I have new windshield gasket that I got from
> Rory a couple years back for my car. It is shaped
> with mitred corners, so a roll of the proper profile
> material would have to be mitred and glued for the
> hard corners. The rear window gasket is simply a
> roll because there are no hard corners. By the way,
> the front and rear gasket profiles are very
> different. Both front and rear use a plastic/mylar
> filler strip. The glass is all out of my car, so the
> new gaskets are available for inspection/comparis on
> if you like.
> I also recently bought some front and rear gaskets
> for my TVR Vixen (not the same profile as Marcos
> uses) from Marshall Moore, who by the way is
> starting to carry Marcos supplies here in the USA.
> You might try him at (540)-400-8310 or www.cmw-tvr.
> com to see what he has. Also, try Hayes Harris at
> WireWheel up in Vero Beach to see if he has any
> gaskets for the Marcos. 
> Finally, do you know what glass your windshield
> uses? All I have ever seen are laminated glass with
> a plastic core like every other windshield. My
> windshield is tempered single ply just like the rear
> and side glass in most all vehicles. I've never seen
> another tempered windshield, and, if I am correct,
> our cars are 51 units apart when built ( mine is
> #5514), so I was wondering if you have a tempered
> windshield also?
> I hope this helps - Donny
>  
> ----- Original Message ----- 
> From: Hampton Peterson 
> To: MarcosManiacs@ yahoogroups. com 
> Sent: Saturday, January 26, 2008 12:29 PM
> Subject: [MarcosManiacs] Windshield weatherstrip
> 
> 
> Well, I'm ready to install the windshield on 3M5463.
> Does anyone have 
> the profile of the weatherstrip or where it's
> available? The roll that 
> I bought doesn't work as the windshield overlaps the
> body opening and I 
> have the same type as used on the rear perspex.
> Thanks,
> Hampton
> 
> 
> 
> 
> 
>      
>
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