That make sense now. I went and did a checkout of 25 pieces of the 60" total came to $418.75 divide that by 25 and you get $16.25.
But shipping was kinda high for one piece it was like $6 in shipping plus you have to get the $2 insurance. I only live 3 hours from Portland which is one of there locations so it seems awfully high on shipping, but I don't know usually I don't buy things that need shipped so I have no reference.

 

which part number most approximates our window channels

Price Each
PhotoSKU Length1+12+25+Quantity AS-1268 96" - each$8.80$7.60$7.15add to cart AS-1317 60" - each$7.90$6.85$6.40add to cart AS-1369 72" - each$7.35$6.35$5.95add to cart AS-1466 96" - each$10.35$8.95$8.40add to cart

 

Are these the pieces you guys are talking about? I need the window trim pieces. My door seals (between the doors and body) are fine, and my seals along the lower part of the window, right up against the glass, have been replaced. Quadratec has the outer window seals for fairly cheap. I spent about $12 for each of my front ones. When I search 'door trim' or 'door molding' most of the results I get are for the thick plastic piece about 1/4 of the way up the doors. I don't want to spend a ton on money... might just take them off and plasti-dip them.

 

Did you ever find out the answer to this question? I need to replace this item on all 4 doors of my 89 xj.

 

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i don't know if I'm talking about the same thing here, but I used the 97+ window seals (the ones that come in contact with the window at the bottom) and they work fine.

you only have to do a slight adjustement for the rear windows with an angle grinder on the inside so it fits over the vertical separation between the large and small windows. i simply follow bleepinjeep's tutorial and they are way better than the stock ones.

 

I haven't done anything with mine yet. Cane, the trim in the older models don't touch the glass at all, at least the pieces I need to fix don't. I did replace the outside window seal, that does touch the glass on the older models, and those were cheap from quadratech.