I do not know of any "boot" for this application. You might want to
consider new weather stripping for your door especially if it is aligned
correctly. My car has an additional cross section of weather strip
material behind the hinges and sandwiched between the door weather
strip. It thickens the seal in this area and works great.
Also look at your roof seams for cracks. Water can travel to weird
places.
Jim
Candace Reese wrote:
>
> Holiday greeting's! to all you brick,owner's
>
> Now,.. I need some help, can anyone out there tell me who, or, where if
> someone
> make's a rubber-type oval door-hinge
> seal ( where the L-type mounting bracket)
> bolt's on top of the door, to the hood.
>
> This would be simmular like a shifter-boot,
> only,..it would fit around the (rectangler)
> opening fitting tightly, and the middle of
> the boot would go around the ( L-bracket)
> tightly with enough expansion-play to go back-and-forth (
> door-opening,-n-closing)
>
> This would definitely help keep the water
> problem from entering through the top of
> the roof inside the car... any-help,? out there, or, suggestions?
> Thank's (ken)
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