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Canmat1


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Hi guys. Is there supposed to be a rubber seal that goes between the quarter panel and quarter panel exstension?

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67 Beaumont? Pretty sure it's a no.

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Now how the heck did you figure it out to be a 67 Beaumont Jim???!!!

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Canmat1 wrote:

Hi guys. Is there supposed to be a rubber seal that goes between the quarter panel and quarter panel exstension?

Are you referring to the void space below the taillights? I do believe there was a factory rubber gasket installed using staples.



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Now how the heck did you figure it out to be a 67 Beaumont Jim???!!!

 Looked at his 2 postings.biggrin and thought he was talking about piping with a bead, not as in gasket. Have seen both,but piping looks rediculous. Think hes talking from 1/4 to tail light?



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Sorry my bad. Yes it's a 67.

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Yeah I am referring to the space between where the qaurter panel exstension(I believe this is what it's called. It's the part the taillight mounts in and attaches to the back of the quarter) meets the quarter panel. Wondering if there is supposed to be a gasket or a piping type seal in there. It looks like it's a no ?

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yes, should be a gasket there.. in between .

i also use Duct seal on the bolts ,,then put the nut on.. keeps that sealed up nice , so no water gets in.

 

look up the gasket for a 67 chevelle .. you will see what you should  have ..



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Ahhh. Ok perfect thank you.

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Ok I found them. It looks like you can get a flat rubber gasket or a round piping type seal. What one do you guys think is best. I saw in an earlier post it was said the piping ones do not look good.

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i think you will be happier with the flat gasket type ..

it just gives you a little cushion to adjust / tighten the nuts to get a flush fit with 1/4  and extensions.

 



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This is what I'm refering to as piping. Have actually seen it on a couple of Chevelle's.hmm
Image result for fender gasket piping



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Yikes!!ğ¬ Hahah

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Just for the record, the GM drawing for the 1/4 extension shows nothing between the extension and the 1/4 panel.

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I know my '64 Parisienne has a rubber gasket.



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My buddy has a 66. Had a look. No rubber in his but it's not original though.

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No seal on my 65 CS

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