Most likely it was not sealed well when installed. Depending what sealer was used you may be able to clean it and re-use it. Possible the gasket is damaged. Who installed it? Was there any metal repaired or possibly should have been and wasn't? I did my own and helped Hoppy with his. They aren't that hard to do, but can be tough to get positioned right in the seal. They are completely different than a modern widow install, so many guys that could do a great job on a new car don't have a clue what to do with these.
I did see it and will probably take one
You can see into the future!
Ok, I will put one aside for you.
And your toes are all warm and squishy too...well for a little while anyway...
No public defenders. As much as i walk the 'trouble line', i got a lawyer on retainer (he's cheap cuz i have dirt on him!)
Fortunately I'm ambedicktrious. Born left handed but the nuns beat the crap out of you if you used it.
You would love coming to PA and checking out the train museum at the Strausburg Railroad. Tons of restored old locos sitting inside and many more outside waiting to be restored. The place is amazing!
well, I bet that comes in handy....
You said handy!
I have that in the Pennsy line!
