Traveller rear door seal.

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King Kenny
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Traveller rear door seal.

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My 1969 Traveller has been patched up for so long I can't remember which side the rear door seal goes on. Does it go on the left or right door as you are looking at it from the rear?
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Re: Traveller rear door seal.

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It's attached to the left hand door as shown here on one of Ted's tip runs
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Re: Traveller rear door seal.

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Thanks Panky. That is what I thought, but mine has been altered so much I was not sure. Now all I need is a few nice days without rain so i can glue the new seals on.
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Re: Traveller rear door seal.

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mine has the seal on the left door, ts a strip of foam, should it be a D shape seal?
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Re: Traveller rear door seal.

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bobtail4x4 wrote: Sun Feb 22, 2026 10:32 am mine has the seal on the left door, ts a strip of foam, should it be a D shape seal?
So does mine, but I put that on in a futile effort to stop the water from getting in. As the doors are so old I may have to resort to that measure again after gluing on the new seals.
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