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Fairchild Industries Spotlight
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Video Description:If it's time to replace your shift boot, you'll want to see this video. In this episode of Andy's Auto Sport TV, we install Redline shift boots and a transfer case boot on our project Jeep Wrangler, Acura Integra, and Honda Civic. See how easy it is to update your interior in almost no time at all! Video highlights include:
*At 1:07, we show you how to install a shift/transfer case boot on a Jeep Wrangler.
*At 1:48, we install a shift boot on a Honda Civic.
*At 2:31, it's the Integra's turn, as it gets a carbon fiber style shift boot to match our carbon fiber style seats. -
Video Description:In this video, Mike Brzuszkiewicz of Fairchild Industries explains how quality weatherstripping parts are made, and why many common automotive rubber pieces just don't make the grade, especially during a restoration.
*At 0:28, Mike explains what makes Fairchild Industries superior to other brands, including development processes and final fitment, as each piece is made from an OEM part.
*At 4:55, Mike talks about door seals and what to look for when choosing a set, such as molded ends and accurate bends.
*At 6:33, Mike discusses window channels and how Fairchild channels are manufactured to essentially be OEM equivalents.
*At 10:36, Mike talks about other items that Fairchild manufactures, such as rubber shift boots, cowl seals, tailgate seals, and specialty items for vintage automobiles.
*At 13:46, Mike reveals some of the complexities of manufacturing some products, such as having to use multiple processes and materials to create window seals for the Ford Crown Victoria.
*At 17:32, Mike tells us about the history of Fairchild Industries, which was founded in 1956.
*At 18:20, Mike explains how the Andy's staff is expertly trained to recommend the right Fairchild Industries part to our customers. -
Video Description:In this video, Mike Brzuszkiewicz of Fairchild Industries explains how quality weatherstripping parts are made, and why many common automotive rubber pieces just don't make the grade, especially during a restoration.
*At 0:28, Mike explains what makes Fairchild Industries superior to other brands, including development processes and final fitment, as each piece is made from an OEM part.
*At 4:55, Mike talks about door seals and what to look for when choosing a set, such as molded ends and accurate bends.
*At 6:33, Mike discusses window channels and how Fairchild channels are manufactured to essentially be OEM equivalents.
*At 10:36, Mike talks about other items that Fairchild manufactures, such as rubber shift boots, cowl seals, tailgate seals, and specialty items for vintage automobiles.
*At 13:46, Mike reveals some of the complexities of manufacturing some products, such as having to use multiple processes and materials to create window seals for the Ford Crown Victoria.
*At 17:32, Mike tells us about the history of Fairchild Industries, which was founded in 1956.
*At 18:20, Mike explains how the Andy's staff is expertly trained to recommend the right Fairchild Industries part to our customers. -
Video Description:In this video, Mike Brzuszkiewicz of Fairchild Industries explains how quality weatherstripping parts are made, and why many common automotive rubber pieces just don't make the grade, especially during a restoration.
*At 0:28, Mike explains what makes Fairchild Industries superior to other brands, including development processes and final fitment, as each piece is made from an OEM part.
*At 4:55, Mike talks about door seals and what to look for when choosing a set, such as molded ends and accurate bends.
*At 6:33, Mike discusses window channels and how Fairchild channels are manufactured to essentially be OEM equivalents.
*At 10:36, Mike talks about other items that Fairchild manufactures, such as rubber shift boots, cowl seals, tailgate seals, and specialty items for vintage automobiles.
*At 13:46, Mike reveals some of the complexities of manufacturing some products, such as having to use multiple processes and materials to create window seals for the Ford Crown Victoria.
*At 17:32, Mike tells us about the history of Fairchild Industries, which was founded in 1956.
*At 18:20, Mike explains how the Andy's staff is expertly trained to recommend the right Fairchild Industries part to our customers. -
Video Description:In this video, Mike Brzuszkiewicz of Fairchild Industries explains how quality weatherstripping parts are made, and why many common automotive rubber pieces just don't make the grade, especially during a restoration.
*At 0:28, Mike explains what makes Fairchild Industries superior to other brands, including development processes and final fitment, as each piece is made from an OEM part.
*At 4:55, Mike talks about door seals and what to look for when choosing a set, such as molded ends and accurate bends.
*At 6:33, Mike discusses window channels and how Fairchild channels are manufactured to essentially be OEM equivalents.
*At 10:36, Mike talks about other items that Fairchild manufactures, such as rubber shift boots, cowl seals, tailgate seals, and specialty items for vintage automobiles.
*At 13:46, Mike reveals some of the complexities of manufacturing some products, such as having to use multiple processes and materials to create window seals for the Ford Crown Victoria.
*At 17:32, Mike tells us about the history of Fairchild Industries, which was founded in 1956.
*At 18:20, Mike explains how the Andy's staff is expertly trained to recommend the right Fairchild Industries part to our customers. -
Video Description:In this video, Mike Brzuszkiewicz of Fairchild Industries explains how quality weatherstripping parts are made, and why many common automotive rubber pieces just don't make the grade, especially during a restoration.
*At 0:28, Mike explains what makes Fairchild Industries superior to other brands, including development processes and final fitment, as each piece is made from an OEM part.
*At 4:55, Mike talks about door seals and what to look for when choosing a set, such as molded ends and accurate bends.
*At 6:33, Mike discusses window channels and how Fairchild channels are manufactured to essentially be OEM equivalents.
*At 10:36, Mike talks about other items that Fairchild manufactures, such as rubber shift boots, cowl seals, tailgate seals, and specialty items for vintage automobiles.
*At 13:46, Mike reveals some of the complexities of manufacturing some products, such as having to use multiple processes and materials to create window seals for the Ford Crown Victoria.
*At 17:32, Mike tells us about the history of Fairchild Industries, which was founded in 1956.
*At 18:20, Mike explains how the Andy's staff is expertly trained to recommend the right Fairchild Industries part to our customers. -
Video Description:In this video, Mike Brzuszkiewicz of Fairchild Industries explains how quality weatherstripping parts are made, and why many common automotive rubber pieces just don't make the grade, especially during a restoration.
*At 0:28, Mike explains what makes Fairchild Industries superior to other brands, including development processes and final fitment, as each piece is made from an OEM part.
*At 4:55, Mike talks about door seals and what to look for when choosing a set, such as molded ends and accurate bends.
*At 6:33, Mike discusses window channels and how Fairchild channels are manufactured to essentially be OEM equivalents.
*At 10:36, Mike talks about other items that Fairchild manufactures, such as rubber shift boots, cowl seals, tailgate seals, and specialty items for vintage automobiles.
*At 13:46, Mike reveals some of the complexities of manufacturing some products, such as having to use multiple processes and materials to create window seals for the Ford Crown Victoria.
*At 17:32, Mike tells us about the history of Fairchild Industries, which was founded in 1956.
*At 18:20, Mike explains how the Andy's staff is expertly trained to recommend the right Fairchild Industries part to our customers. -
Video Description:In this video, Mike Brzuszkiewicz of Fairchild Industries explains how quality weatherstripping parts are made, and why many common automotive rubber pieces just don't make the grade, especially during a restoration.
*At 0:28, Mike explains what makes Fairchild Industries superior to other brands, including development processes and final fitment, as each piece is made from an OEM part.
*At 4:55, Mike talks about door seals and what to look for when choosing a set, such as molded ends and accurate bends.
*At 6:33, Mike discusses window channels and how Fairchild channels are manufactured to essentially be OEM equivalents.
*At 10:36, Mike talks about other items that Fairchild manufactures, such as rubber shift boots, cowl seals, tailgate seals, and specialty items for vintage automobiles.
*At 13:46, Mike reveals some of the complexities of manufacturing some products, such as having to use multiple processes and materials to create window seals for the Ford Crown Victoria.
*At 17:32, Mike tells us about the history of Fairchild Industries, which was founded in 1956.
*At 18:20, Mike explains how the Andy's staff is expertly trained to recommend the right Fairchild Industries part to our customers. -
Video Description:Check out this video where we explain the benefits of performance radiator hoses and show exactly how to install them!
Fairchild Industries has become a trusted source for plastic and rubber automotive products such as weatherstripping, and with almost half a century of manufacturing experience, it's no wonder. You might think that something like weatherstripping is no big deal and could be sourced from just any manufacturer, but believe us - quality is key when it comes to plastic and rubber products for your vehicle. We've all been in a late '70s or early '80s car, in which the plastic door panels were cracked and falling apart, and the wind whistling between the windows and weatherstripping was so loud that it was actually more quiet to just roll the windows all the way down! Fairchild helps eradicate those problems with quality parts that fit right and install easily, giving your car or truck the protection it needs from the elements. If you haven't checked out Fairchild Industries yet, you owe it to yourself to see what the company has in store for your ride.
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Video Description:If it's time to replace your shift boot, you'll want to see this video. In this episode of Andy's Auto Sport TV, we install Redline shift boots and a transfer case boot on our project Jeep Wrangler, Acura Integra, and Honda Civic. See how easy it is to update your interior in almost no time at all! Video highlights include:
*At 1:07, we show you how to install a shift/transfer case boot on a Jeep Wrangler.
*At 1:48, we install a shift boot on a Honda Civic.
*At 2:31, it's the Integra's turn, as it gets a carbon fiber style shift boot to match our carbon fiber style seats. -
Video Description:In this video, Mike Brzuszkiewicz of Fairchild Industries explains how quality weatherstripping parts are made, and why many common automotive rubber pieces just don't make the grade, especially during a restoration.
*At 0:28, Mike explains what makes Fairchild Industries superior to other brands, including development processes and final fitment, as each piece is made from an OEM part.
*At 4:55, Mike talks about door seals and what to look for when choosing a set, such as molded ends and accurate bends.
*At 6:33, Mike discusses window channels and how Fairchild channels are manufactured to essentially be OEM equivalents.
*At 10:36, Mike talks about other items that Fairchild manufactures, such as rubber shift boots, cowl seals, tailgate seals, and specialty items for vintage automobiles.
*At 13:46, Mike reveals some of the complexities of manufacturing some products, such as having to use multiple processes and materials to create window seals for the Ford Crown Victoria.
*At 17:32, Mike tells us about the history of Fairchild Industries, which was founded in 1956.
*At 18:20, Mike explains how the Andy's staff is expertly trained to recommend the right Fairchild Industries part to our customers. -
Video Description:In this video, Mike Brzuszkiewicz of Fairchild Industries explains how quality weatherstripping parts are made, and why many common automotive rubber pieces just don't make the grade, especially during a restoration.
*At 0:28, Mike explains what makes Fairchild Industries superior to other brands, including development processes and final fitment, as each piece is made from an OEM part.
*At 4:55, Mike talks about door seals and what to look for when choosing a set, such as molded ends and accurate bends.
*At 6:33, Mike discusses window channels and how Fairchild channels are manufactured to essentially be OEM equivalents.
*At 10:36, Mike talks about other items that Fairchild manufactures, such as rubber shift boots, cowl seals, tailgate seals, and specialty items for vintage automobiles.
*At 13:46, Mike reveals some of the complexities of manufacturing some products, such as having to use multiple processes and materials to create window seals for the Ford Crown Victoria.
*At 17:32, Mike tells us about the history of Fairchild Industries, which was founded in 1956.
*At 18:20, Mike explains how the Andy's staff is expertly trained to recommend the right Fairchild Industries part to our customers. -
Video Description:In this video, Mike Brzuszkiewicz of Fairchild Industries explains how quality weatherstripping parts are made, and why many common automotive rubber pieces just don't make the grade, especially during a restoration.
*At 0:28, Mike explains what makes Fairchild Industries superior to other brands, including development processes and final fitment, as each piece is made from an OEM part.
*At 4:55, Mike talks about door seals and what to look for when choosing a set, such as molded ends and accurate bends.
*At 6:33, Mike discusses window channels and how Fairchild channels are manufactured to essentially be OEM equivalents.
*At 10:36, Mike talks about other items that Fairchild manufactures, such as rubber shift boots, cowl seals, tailgate seals, and specialty items for vintage automobiles.
*At 13:46, Mike reveals some of the complexities of manufacturing some products, such as having to use multiple processes and materials to create window seals for the Ford Crown Victoria.
*At 17:32, Mike tells us about the history of Fairchild Industries, which was founded in 1956.
*At 18:20, Mike explains how the Andy's staff is expertly trained to recommend the right Fairchild Industries part to our customers. -
Video Description:In this video, Mike Brzuszkiewicz of Fairchild Industries explains how quality weatherstripping parts are made, and why many common automotive rubber pieces just don't make the grade, especially during a restoration.
*At 0:28, Mike explains what makes Fairchild Industries superior to other brands, including development processes and final fitment, as each piece is made from an OEM part.
*At 4:55, Mike talks about door seals and what to look for when choosing a set, such as molded ends and accurate bends.
*At 6:33, Mike discusses window channels and how Fairchild channels are manufactured to essentially be OEM equivalents.
*At 10:36, Mike talks about other items that Fairchild manufactures, such as rubber shift boots, cowl seals, tailgate seals, and specialty items for vintage automobiles.
*At 13:46, Mike reveals some of the complexities of manufacturing some products, such as having to use multiple processes and materials to create window seals for the Ford Crown Victoria.
*At 17:32, Mike tells us about the history of Fairchild Industries, which was founded in 1956.
*At 18:20, Mike explains how the Andy's staff is expertly trained to recommend the right Fairchild Industries part to our customers. -
Video Description:In this video, Mike Brzuszkiewicz of Fairchild Industries explains how quality weatherstripping parts are made, and why many common automotive rubber pieces just don't make the grade, especially during a restoration.
*At 0:28, Mike explains what makes Fairchild Industries superior to other brands, including development processes and final fitment, as each piece is made from an OEM part.
*At 4:55, Mike talks about door seals and what to look for when choosing a set, such as molded ends and accurate bends.
*At 6:33, Mike discusses window channels and how Fairchild channels are manufactured to essentially be OEM equivalents.
*At 10:36, Mike talks about other items that Fairchild manufactures, such as rubber shift boots, cowl seals, tailgate seals, and specialty items for vintage automobiles.
*At 13:46, Mike reveals some of the complexities of manufacturing some products, such as having to use multiple processes and materials to create window seals for the Ford Crown Victoria.
*At 17:32, Mike tells us about the history of Fairchild Industries, which was founded in 1956.
*At 18:20, Mike explains how the Andy's staff is expertly trained to recommend the right Fairchild Industries part to our customers. -
Video Description:In this video, Mike Brzuszkiewicz of Fairchild Industries explains how quality weatherstripping parts are made, and why many common automotive rubber pieces just don't make the grade, especially during a restoration.
*At 0:28, Mike explains what makes Fairchild Industries superior to other brands, including development processes and final fitment, as each piece is made from an OEM part.
*At 4:55, Mike talks about door seals and what to look for when choosing a set, such as molded ends and accurate bends.
*At 6:33, Mike discusses window channels and how Fairchild channels are manufactured to essentially be OEM equivalents.
*At 10:36, Mike talks about other items that Fairchild manufactures, such as rubber shift boots, cowl seals, tailgate seals, and specialty items for vintage automobiles.
*At 13:46, Mike reveals some of the complexities of manufacturing some products, such as having to use multiple processes and materials to create window seals for the Ford Crown Victoria.
*At 17:32, Mike tells us about the history of Fairchild Industries, which was founded in 1956.
*At 18:20, Mike explains how the Andy's staff is expertly trained to recommend the right Fairchild Industries part to our customers. -
Video Description:In this video, Mike Brzuszkiewicz of Fairchild Industries explains how quality weatherstripping parts are made, and why many common automotive rubber pieces just don't make the grade, especially during a restoration.
*At 0:28, Mike explains what makes Fairchild Industries superior to other brands, including development processes and final fitment, as each piece is made from an OEM part.
*At 4:55, Mike talks about door seals and what to look for when choosing a set, such as molded ends and accurate bends.
*At 6:33, Mike discusses window channels and how Fairchild channels are manufactured to essentially be OEM equivalents.
*At 10:36, Mike talks about other items that Fairchild manufactures, such as rubber shift boots, cowl seals, tailgate seals, and specialty items for vintage automobiles.
*At 13:46, Mike reveals some of the complexities of manufacturing some products, such as having to use multiple processes and materials to create window seals for the Ford Crown Victoria.
*At 17:32, Mike tells us about the history of Fairchild Industries, which was founded in 1956.
*At 18:20, Mike explains how the Andy's staff is expertly trained to recommend the right Fairchild Industries part to our customers. -
Video Description:Check out this video where we explain the benefits of performance radiator hoses and show exactly how to install them!
