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Changing seats in my brick/ discovered major wet driver's floor 200 1980

posted by  Chuck Jaxel on  Sun May 4 20:56 CST 2003
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Hello,
Since I bought this car, it had a musty smell that I never really bothered to locate, dumb!! I was putting seats in today and found the whole left side carpet soaked, I'm assuming its leaking through the windshield, but my question is does it need to be removed to be fixed, or can it be sealed some other way?
Thanks as always.
Fixing never ends....
Chuck Jaxel....
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Chuck Jaxel, Pine Hill NJ, Near Philly...






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