[Bilko]

I can't seem to find anyone who sells 1970 tail light gaskets and the back-up light gasket. Year One and Soffseal sell the tail light gaskets, but not the back-up lens gasket.
Any ideas guys?

[regnellahC]

Try Layson's restorations.
Looks like they might have some in stock
I think this link will take you right to the home page.
If not they have an easy search system.

On the left, click catalog,Put in model= Challenger, then year=1970, then
part search put=gasket.
The page with the gaskets your lookong for SHOULD? pop up.

http://laysons.com/index.cfm?nonIE=true

[Neil]

cut your own???

gasket materials from
http://www.woolies-trim.co.uk/misc.html

[BRADGROTT]

it comes in the kit used for repainting the vehicle. got the set myself. the gaskets dont fit perfect seem a little sloppy especially the side marker gaskets.

http://www.yearone.com/serverfiles/fbsh ... .asp?cat=1

[Bilko]

I got the Paint gasket set already, but that only gives you the bezel-to-body, not the lens-to-bezel gaskets.
I've searched Laysons and they only list Tail Light Bezel-to-Body Gaskets.
Neil, I could cut them myself but it's around 3/8" wide. (My hands are not that steady)!
I can't believe they are not being made somewhere?

[Neil]

(My hands are not that steady)!

stay off the beer then

[Christer]

I can't seem to find anyone who sells 1970 tail light gaskets and the back-up light gasket. Year One and Soffseal sell the tail light gaskets, but not the back-up lens gasket.
Any ideas guys?

Why not drop ebay member "lorettafillmore" a mail? This is what he says in an ebay ad:

This is a set of painstakingly duplicated, laser cut, OEM style material taillight gaskets for your 1971 Dodge Challenger. The white taillight housing to body outer gaskets are 3/8" thick bubbly, white foam just like OEM. The inner gray housing to lense gaskets are also made from the same material as the original gaskets, 1/8" thick gray rubber foam. Don't settle for the crappy fitting, aftermarket, diecut gaskets made by people that "specialize" in Chevy gaskets. These gaskets LOOK and FIT PERFECTLY! See our feedback.

I will be making gaskets for all of our Mopar muscle from 66 to 74.
70 Challenger (NEXT)
71 Challenger (DONE)
72-74 Challenger (DONE)
70-71 Cuda (DONE)
72-74 Cuda (soon)
68-69 Dart (DONE)
69 GTX Roadrunner (DONE)
70 GTX Roadrunner (DONE)
68 Coronet SuperBee (DONE)
All A bodies, Darts, Dusters, Demons, Valiants
All Chargers
Many other lined up and ready to be duplicated. Email your request. the more request the more I'll focus on your needs.
(From: http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eBayI ... AMEWA%3AIT )

[Bilko]

Well spotted Christer!
I gave up searching, took Neils advice and decided to cut my own. I bought a sheet of gasket material from Year One, had several beers, put a new blade in my craft knife and went for it! It came out perfect!

[Jon]

If I may add a comment, Don't tighten the fasteners too tightly. If things are not straight the lens will snap. Work your way around the frame and lens gently then leave it be.

Hope this helps ,

Jon

[Christer]

Well spotted Christer!
I gave up searching, took Neils advice and decided to cut my own. I bought a sheet of gasket material from Year One, had several beers, put a new blade in my craft knife and went for it! It came out perfect!

Almost like beeing lazer cut, right? Speaking about the devil, lorettafillmore has now a kit ready for ´70 Challengers (See pic). He is asking $35 for it, in case anyone else is intrested. (See http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eBayI ... AMEWA%3AIT )

[Bilko]

Don't tighten the fasteners too tightly. If things are not straight the lens will snap. Work your way around the frame and lens gently then leave it be.

Good point, Jon. VERY easy to overtighten the nuts. Keep the whole deal level or it will break.