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[Andy B]

[size=14]I had a quick look for the damp inside car topic, but decided to give these pictures their own topic. 
The sunroof drains through the boot on either side the passenger side is just behind where the spare wheel lives.[/size]



[size=14]and the driver's side drains though the boot floor just to the rear of the wheel arch behind where the GM first aid kit has its stowage and just in front of the CD changer where fitted. Cable tied to the body.[/size]



I have to admit that the image I have in my head of the driver's side must've been my Senator     

[cem_devecioglu]

thanks for the info and the piccy Andy

[Auto Addict]

Thanks for the info, something else to worry about

[Kneepad]

You're a star Andy. I believe you now, not that I ever doubted you. 
If it ever stops raining I'll go back out and have another look. 

[Kneepad]

Here it is from the outside. Rear bumper removed. You can get get to it without removing the bumper, hand up the skirt, but you can't see it.

[Brikhead]

Do the ones at the front of the car ever block up?

[Kneepad]

Hmm, there are more then.

Where do these hide?

[Andy B]

Hmm, there are more then.

Where do these hide?

I'm guessing that they drain into the front of the sills behind the kick panels ..... they did in my Manta many year ago. 

[Kneepad]

Oh well. tools out again.   

[vauxfan2k]

Here it is from the outside. Rear bumper removed. You can get get to it without removing the bumper, hand up the skirt, but you can't see it.

nice airbrushing on the rust  if only it was that easy in reality 

[Kneepad]

nice airbrushing on the rust  if only it was that easy in reality 

  Only so as not to distract from the real issue.
But should have known someone would spot it.