Ford Mustang Weatherstrip & Body Seal Parts

The Ford Mustang evolved between coupe and convertible builds throughout the brand’s lifetime. The Mustang build has appealed to drivers of all ages for over 55 years. This is due to each series release being unique compared to the next. 

Consumers get behind the wheel of these performance vehicles for their sporty looks, comfortable seats, and roomy cabs. Yet, it’s important to protect interior surfaces for collector and resale value.

At Top Flight Automotive, we care about the Mustang models in your garage. Our collection of Ford Mustang weatherstrips and body seals separates your ride from others in competitions and on the road. Find the sealants you need for long-lasting restoration results. Our products are available for all six Ford Mustang generations.

The Importance of Mustang Weatherstripping and Body Seals

Mustang weatherstripping refers to all sealants running from the hood of your performance car to the back bumper. Ford equipped Mustang vehicles with weatherstripping when they left the factory. 

However, these seals naturally deteriorate over time. Aside from blocking moisture and debris, rubber sealants insulate the cab and make the engine sound bearable inside the vehicle.

Weatherstripping sections must fit the exact shape of your Mustang to be effective. When installed correctly, water rolls off the sides of your car and refrains from entering the cab through tiny openings.

Benefits of Our Mustang Weatherstripping

Top Flight Automotive’s Mustang weatherstripping products enhance your vehicle’s appearance. It also protects the cabin from leaks. Installation is simple, thanks to our selection of industry-leading adhesives available in our online store. 

Our Mustang weatherstrip kits include multiple pieces designed to replace original equipment manufacturer (OEM) seals in areas of your choice. Additionally, we also offer individual strips for more minor repairs.

Replacing weatherstripping is one of the most cost-effective ways to safeguard your interior seats, mats, and dashboard from potential damage. Most of our Mustang weatherstrip kits and products are user-friendly. They will deliver immediate and reliable results.

When Should I Change My Mustang’s Weatherstripping?

Stock weatherstripping materials and adhesives can break down over time. This is due to UV exposure, freezing temperatures, and high winds. 

If you own a Mustang that’s 20 years or older, there’s a strong chance your OEM weatherstripping needs replacement. This wear and tear may occur even faster if your vehicle is frequently parked outdoors for extended periods.

Turn to Top Flight Automotive for weatherstrip upgrades if you notice the following issues:

• Weatherstrip sections are missing.
• OEM installations have punctures.
• Factory strips feel dry and flake apart.
• Water enters the cabin during storms.
• You can hear the wind from inside the cabin.
• Visible gaps appear between weatherstripping and car parts.

Shop Ford Mustang Weatherstripping from Industry-Leading Brands

The Top Flight Automotive online store features Mustang weatherstrip kits and window molding products from reputable restoration companies. Our offerings from ACP, Auto Accessories of America, Scott Drake, and other manufacturers are available for coupe and convertible body styles.

1965-1973 Classic Mustang Weatherstrip Kits

Are you a proud owner of a 1965-1973 Mustang? Top Flight Automotive lets you keep your valuable collector car in mint condition with multi-piece weatherstrip kits for your favorite ride. Our professionals fill our inventory with options for Mustang fastbacks, coupes, and convertibles.

Find the right weatherstripping for your model, including pieces for the hood, doors, windshield, and surrounding areas. Select kits arrive with four to eight pieces based on production year and body style. 

Some of our most popular Classic Mustang weatherstrip kits come with these components:

• Hool to cowl seals
• Roof seals
• Windshield seals
• Back window seals
• Trunk seals
• Door main weatherstripping (driver- and passenger-side)

1965-1973 Classic Mustang Hood Weatherstripping

Classic Mustangs were famous for having over 200 horsepower in the 1960s. When your weatherstripping goes bad, water droplets can roll into your engine compartment. Take care of your investment by closing those gaps. Top Flight Automotive is home to Classic Mustang hood and cowl seals preventing moisture from entering intakes and vents.

Replacing factory hood seals is a proactive way to make sure your Mustang’s engine compartment stays clean and free of contaminant buildups. Treat your showroom car to the cost-friendly upgrade it deserves for restoration, style, and performance.

1965-1993 Ford Mustang Convertible Top Weatherstripping

A Classic or Foxbody Mustang convertible is perfect for summer weather. However, it’s important to prepare for scattered storms. If you have to cruise with the top closed, products from Daniel Carpenter help you keep the cabin dry.

Place an order for convertible top weatherstrip sections that close off gaps near the windshield. We encourage customers to click on listings to learn about compatibility and placement. 

Top Flight Automotive Mustang convertible weatherstripping products fit the dimensions of convertible models from the 1960s, 1970s, 1980s, and 1990s.

1979-1993 Foxbody Mustang Door Seals

Weather and other factors put Ford Mustang doors to the test year-round. You can maintain Foxbody door panels and carpet mats by applying upgraded sealants near driver- and passenger-side door glass. 

Our 1979-1993 Mustang door seals from Scott Drake eliminate unwanted whistling sounds when OEM seals pull away. Stop dirt, water, and pollen from entering your vehicle doors with our aftermarket replacements.

1979-1993 Foxbody Mustang Sunroof Window Moldings

Some 1979-1993 Foxbody Mustangs have manual sunroof windows. With the help of Top Flight Automotive, you can get all the natural light and fresh air you want without leaks. 

Replace OEM sunroof weatherstripping with reproduction window molding pieces. Selections from Daniel Carpenter are designed to fit your original sunroof window glass. They match the exact thickness specifications of Ford’s moldings during the Foxbody era.

Other Available Ford Mustang Parts

Top Flight Automotive delivers a broad selection of Ford Mustang parts and accessories. From maintaining classic models to customizing iconic designs like the Shelby, Boss, GT350, GT500, or Cobra, our most popular options give you the tools to enhance your Mustang. 

Here are some of our product categories:

• Mustang Air Cleaners
• Mustang Batteries
• Mustang Brake Pads
• Mustang Clutches
• Mustang Dashes
• Mustang Exhausts
• Mustang Lamps, Lights and Lenses
• Mustang Suspensions

Find Mustang Parts by Generation

Use our guide below for assistance picking out other Mustang interior, exterior, and performance listings:

• First-generation (Classic): 1965-1973
• Second-generation (Mustang II): 1974-1978
• Third-generation (Fox Body): 1979-1993
• Fourth-generation (SN95 and New Edge): 1994-2004
• Fifth-generation (S197): 2005-2014
• Sixth-generation (S550): 2015-2023

Why Choose Top Flight Automotive?

The Top Flight Automotive team goes above and beyond for our customers with price match guarantees, outstanding assistance, and fast deliveries. We fulfill many of our orders on the day of purchase. Our inventory has parts for your Mustang in stock. 

Top Flight Automotive has joined forces with the Extra Mile Brands family of companies with roots in the Mustang world for over 40 years. Submit a contact form for more information about our selections and purchase Mustang weatherstripping from Top Flight Automotive.

FAQs about Ford Mustang Weatherstrip & Body Seals

1. How long does Mustang weatherstripping last? 

Typically, weatherstripping lasts 8-10 years but may wear faster with outdoor exposure.

2. Can I install weatherstripping myself? 

Yes, most of our kits include instructions and are easy to install with minimal tools.

3. What happens if I don’t replace worn weatherstrip?

Ignoring worn weatherstrip can lead to water leaks, increased noise, and interior damage.