Can't find 2 door weatherstripping

I have a 2 dr '87 XJ and wanted to upgrade to the new '97-'01 style weather stripping. I ordered a front set from Team Cherokee. The Team Cherokee site states:
"Door Opening Seal OEM Cherokee 1997-2001
These Are The FACTORY ORIGINAL Door Opening Seal Around The Door Opening For Each Door On All Jeep Cherokees From 1997-2001. We Are Selling The Seals For The Front Doors & The Rear Doors. The Front Door Opening Seals Will Work For Both 2-Door & 4-Door Front Doors. The Factory Has Made These To Fit The 2-Doors With Out Any Cutting & The 4-Door Models Only Need To Snip A Few Inches Off The One End For Which You Just Attach The Opposite Side To The Inner Seal To Make It Snap Into Place For A Snug Fit."

However they do not fit 2dr XJ's they are about 1.5' too short. I was ready to pull off the one I installed so i could ship it back.. but I've been unable to find any late model 2 door seals online.. I'm worried I might have to make what I've got work by filling in the 1.5' gap with junk yard stripping..

I've googled.. and checked all the sites I could.. no luck.

Please help..

Some from team Cherokee emailed me back and said they had the correct seals.. and would send them soon.. but I don't believe it just yet..

Call Team Cherokee and find out what happened.

know any glazers? these guys have the bomb weatherstripping, but you gotta have a commercial account
http://www.crlaurence.com/adv/cataloglibrary/index.html

try here, i picked some up for my 4 door on the cheap

http://www.jeep4x4center.com/jeep-door-parts/cherokee-xj-weatherstrips.htm

*update* I got a response from Team Cherokee. They realize they made a mistake and sent me th wrong weatherstripping, they have ordered the correct 2 dr weather stripping and are sending it to me..

I made the mistake out installing later model weatherstripping on my '92 driver's door after it was painted (my original was ripped). Looks almost the same, seems to seal tighter, but I literally have to slam the door to shut it. The door is hung and aligned just fine, worked good with original rubber. I tried the later rubber because of a thread I read on here years ago, and the fact that mine was shot, and the newest examples in the yards are now fourteen years old. If I were to spend real money on the rubber, I'd get the appropriate year part.