Jim, I agree with the others, if the weather strip is bad, replace it. But since I also have a 300H, I know that the leak could also be an old defective seal at your taillight bezels. That’s where mine leaked and mine were new seals. I had to adjust the bezels for a better seal. Since then, no leaks. Happy Moparing, Mark From: Chrysler300@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx [mailto:Chrysler300@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx] On Behalf Of 'Jim Maiani' jmaiani@xxxxxxxxxxx [Chrysler300] Hi folks. I have (I believe) a stupid question, but I’d like your opinion. I have a survivor 1962 H, so most parts on it are 53 years old. At my last car show last year, it rained, and it rained, and it rained all day. When I got home, my trunk had an inch of water in it. So my stupid question is: Do I replace the trunk weather-stripping in a survivor car? or just not drive it in the rain? thanks Jim Maiani Houghton Lake, MI (snow is finally going away) H I agree with Bob. I had the same problem with the G on a couple of occasions. The front of the shoe locks against the drum until you wear down that layer of rust. Pete Fitch
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