Where can I find the correct rear door seals to a 1964 Olds 98 4dr sedan. Steele rubber, Rubber the right way, Metro moulded parts, PRP all list the wrong seals to the C-body. They claim it's the same seals to 1961-64 B and C-bodys and it's not!

 

Try Fusick Automotive? Maybe they've got a correct listing.

 

No they have 1961-64 Olds 88 & 98 4dr sedan in the same listing

 

Do you have any pics of this door seal that doesn't fit properly? Surely Fusick doesn't carry the wrong part. Did you contact them?
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No pics but its about 5 inches too short. Dropped them an email but the listing says 88 and 98?

 

How 'bout...

They have a listing for 88 Station wagon rear door. They have a square window frame like a 98 sedan does. Maybe you could make that work?

I also see they sell weather strip by the foot.

 

I just checked the Oldsmobile parts book. Part numbers for 2nd design '63 and all '64 98 4-door sedan rear door weatherstrips are 4897266 for the right and 4897267 for the left. These weatherstrips use a nylon fastener. 1961 to '63 1st design weatherstrips use a metal fastener. The part numbers for these weatherstrips do not interchange with anything else.

 

These cars are getting old & rare. Not to displace any factory parts you can find, but in case you run out of factory-correct options, you might check Trimlok for seals to fill the void(s) you’re looking to fill and restore quiet and water sealing.

Look here: https://www.trimlok.com

I’ve added a few custom “P” adhesive seals and a few “U channel” seals to my ‘66 Starfire and to my ‘66 98. For the convertible the 3 or 4” flap seals made the fabric top quieter. The “P” seals quieted the doors of my ‘66 Starfire a bit.

Long story short, if you can’t find GM or reproduction seals for your car, get a roll or 2 of their products and have some fun being creative to keep out water, wind & noise.

Cheers
Chris