I know that this topic been discussed in the past but I don't remember the conclusion. It rained at Carlisle and part way home (200 Miles) and the rear floor got wet-only the floor not the rear seat area. The top, side curtains, doors didn't leak and we stayed dry. If I recall the discussion the water came in somewhere underneath-if anyone knows would appreciate help. Thanks.
Joel
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If it is built like my CMC there is a convex area in each inside rear corner, just forward of the rear wheels. These corners are open to the wheelwells and will catch spray off the rear tires. The water will then be funneled into the rear floor. I am filling these areas with expanding foam and sealing them off.
There are also openings into the passenger compartment just to the sides of the windshield mounts..... Foam sealer works well.... Generally, get the car on a lift and plug any hole you see, and check to see if the front cover is installed on the shift rod tunnel.....
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Looks like something Steele would do - only he would just leave the cardboard.
Making it in metal would be a bridge too far.......
...awww come on , there would undercoating over the cardboard ~
Oops! Sorry..... I should have thought of the undercoat to cover things up. Maybe he's now using that spray-on rubber stuff you see on TV ?
Flex Seal!
