Rear Hatch weatherstriping
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Cruising
Joined: Aug 2005
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From: Crossville, TN
Rear Hatch weatherstriping
Has anyone found a way to keep the water from pouring into the trunk area of there coups when you open the rear in the rain? I though i saw in some catalog modified weatherstrip with extensions at the forward section.
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Vince
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Vince
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From: North Carolina
You have your vette out in the rain?????? Shame on you. 
Just don't open it in the rain is all I can tell you. Mine will run from the bottom of the lid and fall onto the carpet at the bend where it goes up towards the roofline if I open it too fast right after washing it. I assume that's what you are talking about.
Just don't open it in the rain is all I can tell you. Mine will run from the bottom of the lid and fall onto the carpet at the bend where it goes up towards the roofline if I open it too fast right after washing it. I assume that's what you are talking about.
Last edited by H20Vette; Sep 22, 2005 at 10:09 AM.
Drifting
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Ecklers has a new weatherstrip that comes standard on the never vette's. It has a little rubber piece at the end that directs the water outward. It works. I did it on my '98. You do still have to open the lid a little slow though.
..... got a number or description?
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Originally Posted by taaz024
Ecklers has a new weatherstrip that comes standard on the never vette's. It has a little rubber piece at the end that directs the water outward. It works. I did it on my '98. You do still have to open the lid a little slow though.
Last edited by H20Vette; Sep 22, 2005 at 10:08 AM.
