Reply to "Seeking advice regarding the weatherstripping for the Mangusta engine compartment"

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Hi Lee, the size of the bulb seems reasonable for both options, but after inspecting my oem scraps again (see pics), the Ghibli seal looks to be the closer of the two, judging by the location of the bulb.

A few of these pics show the bulb 'puffed out' with a small section of plastic tube. In the 'unpuffed' condition, it's clear that the seal gets smashed pretty well by the rear body wings/hatches.

I haven't seen anything closer than the Ghibli part anywhere, including the most likely late 60s suspects manufactured by Cicognani. Anyone have better luck?!

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