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Doors are full of water 120-130 1966

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posted by  Dylan Berichon on  Tue Jan 8 00:14 CST 2008
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This is regarding my '66 122s 2 door.

Just got done making a 90 minute drive in some very nasty rain. I've got some nasty leaks which I think are coming from the windshield, but now I have a new water related problem.

My doors are filling with water! I can hear it splashing around inside the doors.

It's too late for me to pop the door panel off tonight, but I intend to take a look behind there tomorrow morning when I've got some daylight.

A couple of questions:

Where might the water be getting in? I suspected the window rubber, but it all seems to be nice and tight. The wing window is my only question mark, but it looks like that's sealing pretty well too.

Are there drains in the door? Might they just be gunked up?

Thanks as always!
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Formerly 'HearToTemptYou'






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