Quarter panel extension gaskets

Hello there ..can anyone tell me where I can find the gasket/ weather guards that go under the quarter panel extension on a 70 GS ... I have no luck finding them thanks

 

Not sure every car or plant even used them.

 

I’ve never seen anything used on any car I’ve owned.

 

thank you for the reply guys... my 70 gs had them im just thinking about water getting in

 

I have parted at least 20 GS and Skylarks over the years and never see gaskets on any of them I have had cars from Leeds,Fling and Framingham plants too..I need to see pictures of said gaskets please..

 

Shouldn't be too hard to duplicate

 

I just figured some one has them .... from the posts above hell maybe not really needed....seems water could get in the trunk with out some kind of help

 

Put some rope caulk around it before you install them if you are worried about water.

 

I've had a couple parts cars with them, both were early 70 cars iirc, they are completely useless, most the 70/72 cars used the speed nuts with some sealer on them, some used the nut with the free spinning washer, those didn't have any sealer. As tight as they fit against the 1/4 it's a non issue regardless imo

 

That would be like Tits on a Bull

 

I would rather the water just pass through. The gaskets would trap moisture. Just the dum dum caulk around studs is all you need.

 

they're original and were on every 70 I've owned . You rust belt guys lol

 

My 1970 GS 455 and my 1971 Stage 1 had them .Made my own with gasket maker.
Alain

 

My 70 Skylark had them as well , made my own during reassembly ,as above .
Jim/Rott

 

I think you guys are talking about plant differences here.
I have seen them before but NOT on any of the cars that originally came from my area. (Philadelphia)

But the guys are right they are absolutely worthless. I always used a little sealant. Plus if dirt gets in there to trap water, all they do is invite rust.

I even saw a guy once make them so they were big enough to show the edge once they were installed, like for a door handle. Had to nail him about that one.
Duane