"My 1984 Vette just recently started leaking. Rain water leak. On line I find that a solution can be easily done. Apparently trash accumulates down into the windshield cowl area and plugs something up. Water is SUPPOSED to drain out through something that's called utters. I guess this so called trash stops the system up and the water doesn't drain. Somehow the floor on the drivers side now gets wet. My floor is wet, well not now as I pulled the Vette into my garage. That's about all I know. Maybe club members could help me to proceed on a solution." Anyone with ideas post here or email me and I'll forward...

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