I think I'm missing the real problem...............
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Well, just to answer Jim's question, the Germans kept us busy during most of that period.
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badman gee
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It's not coming in through your roof frankie?
Okay, but how does this help Frankie? And if it wasn't for Canadians you'd be using German where you now live.
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zedonist
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Maggie Thatcher the rest of it................
Frankie, is there an internal seal on your antenna, it looks like a black rubber top hat about an inch in diameter and two inches tall, if this missing water will get into the boot.
The cover I use is an old school type: some sort of natural textile , like the military tent type. It's soft enough to not scratch the paint and very dense to keep the sun away. When it's wet, is waterproof and when is dry , breaths.
It has more than 30 years and it's in good shape , despite the fact that my father has marked his own registration , with paint, long time ago and young people don't recognize this old registration anymore.......
Unfortunately my recommendation is useless as I don't know if this fabric is in production nowadays.......
It has more than 30 years and it's in good shape , despite the fact that my father has marked his own registration , with paint, long time ago and young people don't recognize this old registration anymore.......
Unfortunately my recommendation is useless as I don't know if this fabric is in production nowadays.......
The cabin is dry, its the boot.
The car is covered with a waterproof cover.
I saw that when I replaced the grommet that goes through the body of the car. It was in good condition. Frankie
It might come to that.This could solve your problem Frankie
I think it's water hidden in your boot somewhere, find it and mop it up
There has to be moisture in there some where to make the boot lid "sweat"
Tony.
Tony.
How long was it underneath the cover, Frankie?
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