[dude67]

Hello All,
looking for a repoduction skirt to frame seal. Large bulb seal that staples to the inner fender well. It listed under "Seal And Protective Coatings" page 173 in the factory assembly manual. P/N 3899592. Any takers

 

[MileHiSS]

What year? 67 is Classic Muscle part # 3899592 and 3899591
phone number 800-722-4828

 

[dude67]

MilehiSS,
What are you saying? Yes it's 67 chevelle, and what's the phone number for?

 

[MileHiSS]

Classic Muscle is owned by Modern Chevrolet in Winston-Salem, NC. That is their toll free number. Their part number is the same as the original part number. If you don't have their catalogue, it's on the must read list.

Dave in Denver

 

[htm]

Dave do they have a website or do you have to call for a catalog ?

 

[MileHiSS]

www.oldmusclecars.com

 

[MileHiSS]

btw
those seals are a pain in the a** to install with the stainless steel staples. Ask me how I know:clonk:

 

[htm]

Thanks Dave,, I not lookign forward to installing my a arm shields with those staples these must be real fun !!!!

 

[dude67]

P/N 3899592 not listed as a part. or can not find. This is not the a-arm fender skirts. It's a seal that's about 12-14 inches long and attaches on the back inner side of the inner fender well.

 

[136679ss]

I myself have not been able to find these either, I didnt think they were repopped by anybody, I got excited when I saw Dave had a source, I will download their catalog, and hope to get lucky. If you were deterred by the staples comment, they are also installed via staples. Jason.

 

[Chris R]

It might be possible to mock it up to the fender and mark where the holes are for the staples, then by hand use a very small drill bit to make the holes for the staples. Thats what im thinking of doing. Problem is, they probably have to be off the car to pull it off.

 

[MileHiSS]

I did all of mine off the car. I used the original holes and a 1/16" drill bit to pierce the rubber. I used the staples, but I have friends on the CT forum that suggest using softer weight wire to attach them. The hardest ones for me to install were the rear bumper seals. It was really tough to get in and bend the staples over.

 

[MileHiSS]

P/N 3899592 not listed as a part. or can not find. This is not the a-arm fender skirts. It's a seal that's about 12-14 inches long and attaches on the back inner side of the inner fender well.

The inner fender to frame seal is part number 3899592 and is $9.95 pair listed under weatherstrips and rubber seals section 12 page 2
hope this helps

 

[gburden1]

Classic Chevrolet Parts has them listed in an old catalog I have from them.classicchevroletparts.com is the web site and the phone number is 1-800-354-4040.Hope this helps a bit.

 

[dude67]

Ok, after help from fellow team members I found them. They are on page 98 of the Classic Chevrolet Parts catalog. P/N A66667-8154-IFS $11.95 pair