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Hey John, in the early 80's I had a 73 Camino that
I used to park in the street, in a hilly section of the Bronx. I used to park it
facing up hill as much as I could and the rain/melting snow would run out by the
tail gate. If your driveway is flat I would make ramps that would elevate the
front enough to get the same effect until you come up with a permanent solution.
good luck, Jimmy.C
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Sent: Wednesday, August 24, 2005 4:38
PM
Subject: [Chevelle-list] How to own an El
Camino in 3,000 easy lessons / EC's in the rain?
In
the spirit of something having to be broken all the time, today my driver's
window handle seemed to strip out. It's fine if I push in while I turn. They
are cheap so I'll probably just replace it. Maybe it's better not to put the
spring behind it.
How
do you guys with El Caminos deal with the bed filling up with rain? Am I the
only guy who parks mine outside w/o a cover? Are there supposed to be drain
holes in the floor pans in case the bed leaks? I ask because I think I am
going to have my floor pans replaced soon, and my bed does leak a little in
the front corners. Right now its not a big problem because it leaks out of
the holes in the floor pans that weren't patched correctly :) I have to start
fixing all the things the first body guy didnt do right. I want to get this
done before the bad winter weather starts to
hit.
Thanks,
John
Nasta
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