Rubber Window weatherstrip

[Boatmonkey]

OK, so I searched and I can't believe I didn't find any thread about this. Here's my problem with my 88 Jayco DM26. The window weatherstripping is made in two pieces, with one piece that fits into the opening and a second piece (sort of a 1/4-circle shape) that snaps into the first to keep the glass in place. The issue is the piece that snaps in was obviously stretched when it was installed or re-installed at some point. As a result, it has pulled out at the corners, so it looks more like a bungee strap across the corner of the glass in several places. I am concerned that this will eventually leak, if it hasn't already. I have looked at every parts supplier and manufacturer's website for this particular type of weatherstrip and cannot find anything that is even similar. Apparently, Jayco's records do not go back that far, as they don't even have any manuals available for this motorhome. I couldn't find any information about the weatherstrip on their website. Does anyone know what I am talking about and, if so, where can I get some?
Thanks

[abarkl]

Post a picture of it.

[TWP723]

Try Cunningham...

[Lady Fitzgerald]

Originally Posted by TWP723

Try Cunningham...

Who is Cunningham?

[Boatmonkey]

I haven't got a picture of it yet, but I did discover something that may help. As I was digging a ton of old hardened, chalky, (apparently) bathtub caulk out of the corners, I found that the "channel" part of the system is aluminum, not rubber as I had thought. I will try to get a picture when there's some sunlight on the camper. And I will repeat the question from another reply, who is "Cunningham"? My searching did not turn them up.