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Alfred, a viable alternative is a set of aftermarket louvers covering either the opening, or the whole depressed area of the rear deck. It transforms the car's silhouette to something similar to a Lambo Miura, and does prevent rainwater from getting in. These attachments were popular in the '70s & '80s and although rare now, a set could be fabricated locally from vintage photos. Or, Kirk Evans' "Amerisport" built/builds a fiberglas rear screen with a 2" or more raised center section just for the purpose you stated. There ARE ways....

12/17/162:11 PM

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