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Water leaks 120-130 1965

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posted by  Sil on  Sat Aug 5 14:54 CST 2006
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You may want to consider changing that windshield gasket yourself. It's one way of making sure that the rust under the gasket is taken care of properly. I have done it, albeit a long time ago, and it is not really that hard to do. Four hands make the job easier, but I did it by myself. The BB Archives should have quite a bit of information on the procedure (The question has come up often enough), but if you can't find anything, I'm quite sure that I could dig up the required instructions for you.
Bob S.






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