Reply to "Stopping rain etc getting in through rear deck lid aperture"

tch911Member

Many thanks for your posts chaps.

Each to their own Italford, I haven't spent a truly vast amount of money on my car only to see it drift away in a cloud of rust and pitted engine components. This car will be used as Alejandro intended but I equally intend to have it in immaculate condition when it is put back in the garage with the rest of my cars. It's probably worth mentioning that as a RHD these cars are quite a lot more valuable in the UK than in the US.

Belgiumbarry, agreed, dust is fine though, it's the rain and muck on all of my ali engine components that causes my frustrations. Thanks though.

4/1/135:35 PM

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