That suggestion worked for me. John Dick Benjamin wrote: > If you find the water only after driving in the rain, it is possible that > there is an open seam in the underbody that is letting water splash up into > the trunk area from one of the rear tires. > > You asked what you can do to avoid this sort of problem - can I suggest you > consider moving to the southwest? It would certainly be of benefit to your > cars. > > Dick Benjamin > ----- Original Message ----- > From: Mark McDonald <tomswift@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> > To: <mailing-list@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> > Sent: Wednesday, March 13, 2002 1:42 PM > Subject: Re: IML: fuselage leaks > > > I was aware of the possibility of the car leaking around the back window, > so I > > asked my neighbor to direct the hose over that area and was careful to > look > > under there while I was in the trunk. I didn't see a leak. > > > > I'm leaning toward your 2nd suggestion - that water is somehow collecting > > under the trunklid, or in the trunklid, and dripping on the floor. The > pool > > is almost always on the right side of the car, almost under where the jack > is > > stowed, directly in the center of the trunk (meaning an equal distance > from > > the hinge and the taillight. > > > > And yes, after the rain last night there was a puddle. But not a drop > from > > the hose! Really bugs me. > > > > Thanks, Mark > > > > mopar2@xxxxxxxxxx wrote: > > > > > These years often leak around the back window or the lower trim where > the > > > vynal & the paint area come together. My 69 does that when it rains > hard. I > > > was at a gas station one time a couple years ago with the 69 & someone > > > stopped to talk to me & told me he used to have a 70 & said one of the > main > > > reasons he got rid of it was because of so much water leaking into the > > > trunk. I've also seen these as well as other years collect a lot of > > > condesation under the trunk lid & drip down to leave standing water on > the > > > floor of the trunk. > > > John > > > > > >