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Old 01-03-2015, 03:32 PM
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Default 64 GTO rear QTR extension gaskets

Does anyone make the rubber gasket for 1964 GTO rear QTR panel extensions? Do you guys use them or just use a sealer when reinstalling them.. Thanks

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Yes Py sells them. RPR54 in the taillight section
You Must glue them to the extension to get them to stay on.

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Thanks!

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Use them. Glue them lightly to the extensions. Make pie cuts at the corners to get them to lay down nice. I can't even see them on my car, but I know they're there.

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Good advice. Thanks

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