Has anybody used Luftkuhlte , They import rubber seals from Germany

[danny gabbard]

My question, Did you ever receive your parts ? Going on 5 -1/2 weeks

[61SNRF]

Yes, I got my seals about 5 weeks after I ordered them. They were everything that was claimed.
He is still in the construction phase of an internet biz and accumulates enough orders before making a bulk order once a month to his vendors. Depending on when you ordered it may not have been placed immediatlly. See his ads on TheSamba under Viande, he states when the next order goes in. I believe him to be honest and sincere.
Hope you are satisfied with the seals and find they were worth the wait.

[danny gabbard]

Thanks and good to hear, Just makes you start wondering after that long.

[Zach Gomulka]

It would have been nice if they told you that when you ordered them

[Gunter]

just to let you all know CSP has a high quality GERMAN MADE CalLook seal in the programm ...
amongst off course all the other German (deluxe) seals ...
let me know if you need more info on this one, or even references to check it out
thanks
Gunter

[beetletom]

are these rubbers genuine nos vw?

or made using the original tooling?

[61SNRF]

are these rubbers genuine nos vw?

or made using the original tooling?

Check out the site. He sells only NOS or OEM.
www.Luftkuhlte.com

[beetletom]

ok thanks!

[Gunter]

For your information ... the seals that are currently being produced in Germany are new ones,
made today ... BUT some use indeed the toolings from the earlier manufacturors (toolings most likely restored or updated)
It is a mythe to offer NOS seals in these times and honestly imagine to use a 40+ year NOS window seal ...
I can tell you many things but the seals CSP is using do come out of Germany, are made now, and are accurate to the old design and quality. And yes some are made from the original toolings, but also some from new or updated toolings.
Hope this helps,

Gunter.

[Russell]

All

I now use nothing but the CSP Seals for road and race cars, there quality is second to none.  After Dave Rhoads saw the ones on Underdog 2 he also got a set for his 64, as the rubbers kept turning in on the corners, the CSP o ;Dnes dont do that.

As stated by Gunter who would use a 40 year old rubber........ and expect it to keep a seal ?

[61SNRF]

It is a mythe to offer NOS seals in these times and honestly imagine to use a 40+ year NOS window seal ...

So there's no confusion, he offers NOS parts, and OEM seals that are reproduced today much like you describe for CSP's.
Nothing wrong with CSP but on this side of the pond it is one of the better sources.
Click the link to find out more.