How to remove and replace door clinch seal weatherstrip on Ford truck. Steps can be used for other trucks with similar body styles. These instructions will help with fix door leaks that can cause auto rust. Visit www.steeleruber.com or call 1-877-455-1161 to purchase parts or for further instructions.
How To Replace Back Window Glass Seal With Cord
In this video Steele Rubber Products President, Matt Agosta, and Scott Goodwin from Goodwin Restorations remove and replace the back window glass weatherstripping on ’67 Chevy pick-up using a cord on “My Classic Car with Dennis Gage”. Most vehicles can be completed with similar steps.
Victory Junction Gang Camp Pinewood Car Build
On Wednesday a few staff members headed to Randleman, NC with our boxes of Pinewood cars and plastic containers of markers, paints and stickers. Steele Rubber Products has been sponsoring the Pinewood Car Build at Victory Junction Camp for the last few years. The kids are different with each visit, but the positive impact on…
Automotive Restoration Resources on the Web
Automotive restoration is a fulfilling hobby. The only think that can make it better is meeting and sharing with other hobbyists. Almost everyone at Steele Rubber Products is a hobbyist or related to one. We share ideas, pictures, tips and of course, our resources. Here are some of the main web resources for automotive restorers…
How to Remove and Replace Quarter Window Leading Edge and Filler Seals
The quarter window leading edge and fillers work together to allow the quarter window to roll up and down, and to seal the door against water, air and environmental factors that can cause rust or deterioration. Since they are usually only visible when the door is open, the seals are sometimes forgotten because of where they…
Relay For Life 2012
Each year Steele Rubber Products sponsors a team in the Lincolnton Relay for Life. Every staff member contributes through participation and donations. It is an important event for the company and an exercise in team building. Debbie Lail, HR Manager and daughter of Lynn Steele, founder of Steele Rubber Products, explains why the event means…
SEMA RALLY–WASHINGTON DC Strength in numbers for our industry
Every two years, SEMA hosts a Washington, DC rally to showcase the various SEMA represented industries. It started years ago supporting motorsports. Now it represents all areas of automotive aftermarket. SEMA helps set-up congressional visits and in previous years facilitated receptions for our Congressmen, Senators and their staff. This is also a great opportunity to network with the SEMA Board…
1927 American LaFrance Fire Engine
Lynn Steele was a hot rodder at heart but he never really knew it. When I first met Lynn in 1970, he was working on his 1931 Cadillac V-12 Closed Coupled Sedan (Town Car). He was very particular at making sure that it was put together as originally as possible. As a Cadillac/LaSalle and CCCA…
To Do: Plant Tour of Steele Rubber
A group of customers from Denmark stopped by our facilities for a tour and to pick up parts for their latest restoration project vehicles. Kasper Sorensen and several friends are in the United States to attend the NASCAR race in Bristol, TN. As part of their visit, they are touring many of the local companies…
What Makes A Car A Classic?
We asked our staff to define a classic car. Here is what they had to say. Don’t forget to share!