As a quick temporary fix, you could use clear RTV silicone sealer. It
would be easy to remove when you got around to welding or permanent
repairs.
>> The previous owner had stuffed large pieces of foam in the
>> cavity behind the
>> C pillar panelling to stop water dripping directly onto the
>> inner wing wheel
>> arch, but it wasn't doing a great job and had soaked the
>> sponges. Water was
>> running along the seam at the inside top of the fin (though
>> not yet got too
>> rusty).
>>
>> What should I use to block up these holes, and has anyone else found a
>> similar problem? I don't suppose the sponges are a very
>> permanent solution,
>> but they do help sound insulation from the rear wheels. Does
>> anyone else
>> have sponge in here?
>>
>> Thanks all for your help
>>
>> Richard
>> 66 MGB GT
>>
>>
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If you're near Mountain View, CA,
it's the red one with the silver bootlid.
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