> Hm...mine was dripping on me again yesterday...think I'll have a look.
> Years ago it was because there were leaves that had gathered in there
> and were blocking the drainage...we also thought it was the windshield
> but the glazier figured it out....I'll give it a snoop now...

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dave - for the 1000 pounds, you could easily buy a rear seat on ebay (mine
sold for $10), fly to the US, have one hell of a party, pick up the seat,
put a handle on it and call it luggage, and send it on home with you. Also,
are you really sure it's the sunroof and not the seal between the hatch
glass and the frame? I know you guys on the little island get a lot of
rain, but out here in the dry lands, the sunroof seal is rarely the cause
of a leak, it is almost always that the urethane has debonded from the
aluminum at hte top of the sunroof. If that is the problem, repair it
following the FAQ and BE SURE TO USE both primers recommended by 3M -
otherwise it won't work
>> Hm...mine was dripping on me again yesterday...think I'll have a look.
>> Years ago it was because there were leaves that had gathered in there
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> only have the leak to fix, but am told that it's about £1000 ($2000US) to
> get the seats reupholstered.

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Dave Ryman - 07 Jul 2007 09:35 GMT
> dave - for the 1000 pounds, you could easily buy a rear seat on ebay
> (mine sold for $10), fly to the US, have one hell of a party, pick up
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>> don't only have the leak to fix, but am told that it's about £1000
>> ($2000US) to get the seats reupholstered.
Thanks for that - we're pretty sure it is the sunroof - we had one
helluva storm the other day (10mph max) and my girlfriend observed the
waterfall while I looked out for cars.

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William Noble - 07 Jul 2007 18:36 GMT
following up - the sunroof drains are subject to clogging - be sure they
work - all of them -
And, re seats - buy a seat from a wrecked car - look on US Ebay if the
prices are too extreme locally to you - if you find one at a fair price,
shipping will be under $200 - if you don't want to go the e-bay route, I've
had good luck with HoustonEuropean (they have a web site). I certainly
wouldn't pay $2000 for reupolstering a rear seat - I can sell you a whole
car for $3000 that is running and ready to go - here's a link to it
http://losangeles.craigslist.org/wst/car/365343347.html - and if you fly out
from the UK to pick it up in person, I'll even treat you to dinner or
something....... (who could refuse a deal like that? well...... :-)
>> dave - for the 1000 pounds, you could easily buy a rear seat on ebay
>> (mine sold for $10), fly to the US, have one hell of a party, pick up
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> helluva storm the other day (10mph max) and my girlfriend observed the
> waterfall while I looked out for cars.

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Dave Ryman - 11 Jul 2007 03:17 GMT
> following up - the sunroof drains are subject to clogging - be sure
> they work - all of them -
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>> helluva storm the other day (10mph max) and my girlfriend observed
>> the waterfall while I looked out for cars.
Thanks for that - will check drains tomorrow.
Found a few seats on eBay - yet to find one that's not in a poor state in
the right colour - but it's not time to look yet anyway (not until leak
fixed).

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