Answer
Apr 27, 2022 - 09:54 PM
Hi,
Yes! This should be the same run channel found on the 1955 Ford F100. It is typically found on Ford and GM models with a post/sedan style body from 1933 or so until around 1960. We have several flexible/rigid versions with/without stainless steel for many different types of vehicles. You can see them all at the link below.
Window Run Channel (I would focus on the bottom half of the list for the 1955 Ford truck):
https://www.rubbertherightway.com/win...
FYI - If you want to place an order for run channel please call me so I can make sure we have it in stock and get you the lowest shipping rates.
Thanks, Clayton
Clayton Van Velsir
Rubber the Right Way Classic Auto
clayton@rubbertherightway.com
www.RubberTheRightWay.com
Toll Free (USA ONLY) 866-789-7879
Direct (INTERNATIONAL) 858-278-0675
Yes! This should be the same run channel found on the 1955 Ford F100. It is typically found on Ford and GM models with a post/sedan style body from 1933 or so until around 1960. We have several flexible/rigid versions with/without stainless steel for many different types of vehicles. You can see them all at the link below.
Window Run Channel (I would focus on the bottom half of the list for the 1955 Ford truck):
https://www.rubbertherightway.com/win...
FYI - If you want to place an order for run channel please call me so I can make sure we have it in stock and get you the lowest shipping rates.
Thanks, Clayton
Clayton Van Velsir
Rubber the Right Way Classic Auto
clayton@rubbertherightway.com
www.RubberTheRightWay.com
Toll Free (USA ONLY) 866-789-7879
Direct (INTERNATIONAL) 858-278-0675
