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Subject: Seamaster 27

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Paul Lynch (Challanged)

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Date Posted: 10:42:50 28/11/2017 Tue

I bought an unloved sad broken engined Seamaster 27 in June 2014. I spent 2 years working on the interior cleaning out rot new engine and so on. In May of this year it finally cruised under its own power for the first time in at least 7 years. The inside is sorted, time for the outside. My windows are the biggest problem, in particular the long main cabin window, can anyone tell me where I can get replacement rubber for curved aft part of the window that opens outward. These rubber seals have warped, shrunk and buckled, so every time it rains I have leaks. Also the beading for the sliding windows are rotten and need replacing. Any suggestions, help or advice would be greatly appreciated. Paul

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