Even new weatherstrip doesn't hold out the air

[AmadeusCharger500]

Does anyone know how to get a good seal from the door and window? I can see spots of sunlight through on both sides and the weatherstripping is new. The window just doesn't seat tight against it.
Its a real pain at 70 mph and makes lots of noise!

[Ghoste]

Have you tried adjusting the glass in the track?

[hemihead]

Sounds like factory new to me     Keep in mind these cars weren't built to the standards of a car today .

[Ghoste]

You could always add a louder exhaust to drown out the wind noise.

[AmadeusCharger500]

I haven't adjusted it and the car was never tampered with, or at least I don't think since it had 46k miles on it. Is there a way to force the glass closer to the opening?
Louder exhaust? My wife would kill me!

[brant]

Yes you can. Hard to explain, but you'll figure it out in no time. good luck.

[Mike DC]

Yeah, that's probably a factory-original problem you're looking at.  These cars weren't built to modern tolerances at all. 

[tricky lugnuts]

Just an idea I had luck with once before. They sell this stuff called Dum-Dum -- basically it's a box full of strands of putty/caulk. The stuff has a million uses on an old car like a Charger. Adjust the window as close as you can get it to fit and if that is leaving you with a little air leak, try putting some of this in behind the weatherstrip to make it stick out a little farther. Obviously it's not good if  you need to fill a quarter-inch gap or something like that, but it can make that "little difference" that keeps your car from whistling like crazy at highway speeds.

It worked on mine at least. Most paint supply stores should probably have it for about $10.

[Doright]

I would try adjusting the window first

[PocketThunder]

You could always add a louder exhaust to drown out the wind noise.

  or turn the radio up!