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YUCK!! Is there a floor drain plug 78 Midget?
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Glad I don't have that yet.
I've pulled carpet up & wiped it dry with towels and put in a thermostatically controlled space heater and put a car cover over it so no more water comes in.
Hopefully the heater will dry everything out in there & then I can see what damage has been caused (if any). I opened the windows a few inches so the vapor can easily get out of the car.
Its always something.
I've pulled carpet up & wiped it dry with towels and put in a thermostatically controlled space heater and put a car cover over it so no more water comes in.
Hopefully the heater will dry everything out in there & then I can see what damage has been caused (if any). I opened the windows a few inches so the vapor can easily get out of the car.
Its always something.
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I couldn't find any - but it's the floor under the passenger seat - behind the cross piece (whats that box on the floor called?).
A couple of days with a heater in there & it will dry out pretty good. The cover will keep all the water out, I'm less concerned about what it does to the paint then I am about the interior becoming a fish tank. /bcforum/images/%%GRAEMLIN_URL%%/crazyeyes.gif
A couple of days with a heater in there & it will dry out pretty good. The cover will keep all the water out, I'm less concerned about what it does to the paint then I am about the interior becoming a fish tank. /bcforum/images/%%GRAEMLIN_URL%%/crazyeyes.gif
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Yes, rubber plugs right along the outer edge, front & back. Probably easiest to find from under the car, if the carpet & seats are still in. Just a push-fit.