The Last Detail-Atlanta, GA

[Greg L.]

Has anyone heard of these guys before and what kind of service and products can I expect from them? Looking mostly for good repro weatherstrips and die cast chrome emblems, bezels, etc.

http://www.tld-corvette.com

Thanks.

Greg Linton
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[Dick W.]

Re: The Last Detail-Atlanta, GA

Basically carry the same parts as most of the other vendors.

[Dick W.]

Re: The Last Detail-Atlanta, GA

Basically carry the same parts as most of the other vendors.

[Len Rayca]

Re: The Last Detail-Atlanta, GA

Greg: If you want good repro weatherstip contact Corvette Rubber. In my opinion and some others they have the best. I just used them on my 63 coupe and they fir perfectly, no fuss or muss. Check them out.

http://www.corvetterubber.com

[Len Rayca]

Re: The Last Detail-Atlanta, GA

Greg: If you want good repro weatherstip contact Corvette Rubber. In my opinion and some others they have the best. I just used them on my 63 coupe and they fir perfectly, no fuss or muss. Check them out.

http://www.corvetterubber.com

[Greg L.]

Re: The Last Detail-Atlanta, GA

Something's funny Len...your link takes me to Tracy Performance.

Is this the site the you meant? http://www.corvette-rubber.com

If it is then that's half the battle because I also need some trim parts, bezels, etc. The Last Detail claims that their weatherstrip is made by Corvette Rubber and the description of their trim parts sounds good so I was thinking of getting both from them.

Sounds like the weatherstripping part is good. Can anyone comment on the quality of thier exterior emblems, bezels, etc?

[Greg L.]

Re: The Last Detail-Atlanta, GA

Something's funny Len...your link takes me to Tracy Performance.

Is this the site the you meant? http://www.corvette-rubber.com

If it is then that's half the battle because I also need some trim parts, bezels, etc. The Last Detail claims that their weatherstrip is made by Corvette Rubber and the description of their trim parts sounds good so I was thinking of getting both from them.

Sounds like the weatherstripping part is good. Can anyone comment on the quality of thier exterior emblems, bezels, etc?

[Ken B.]

Re: The Last Detail-Atlanta, GA

I have used them..never a problem.I did get my T Top weatherstripping from them and fit great.Also got some other small parts that were just as good as other vendors.

[Ken B.]

Re: The Last Detail-Atlanta, GA

I have used them..never a problem.I did get my T Top weatherstripping from them and fit great.Also got some other small parts that were just as good as other vendors.

[Gary Schisler]

Re: The Last Detail-Atlanta, GA

I used them for a front emblem on my 72. In discussions with them, they carried two types of front emblems; one that everybody else has and looks OK, and one that appeared better than new and perfect in every detail. I bought the latter and it was more than the "generic" one but well worth the price, imo.

Gary

[Gary Schisler]

Re: The Last Detail-Atlanta, GA

I used them for a front emblem on my 72. In discussions with them, they carried two types of front emblems; one that everybody else has and looks OK, and one that appeared better than new and perfect in every detail. I bought the latter and it was more than the "generic" one but well worth the price, imo.

Gary

[Patrick H.]

Re: The Last Detail-Atlanta, GA

Greg,

They carry a LOT of ACDelco parts. If you are on the phone with them, they will let you know the source of their parts and speak openly, unlike other vendors. I have bought thousands of $ worth of parts from them over the years, especially when I redid Dad's 72 several years ago. Sam and Mark were the guys "running the store" back then. I often see one of them each year at Carlisle.

Patrick

[Patrick H.]

Re: The Last Detail-Atlanta, GA

Greg,

They carry a LOT of ACDelco parts. If you are on the phone with them, they will let you know the source of their parts and speak openly, unlike other vendors. I have bought thousands of $ worth of parts from them over the years, especially when I redid Dad's 72 several years ago. Sam and Mark were the guys "running the store" back then. I often see one of them each year at Carlisle.

Patrick