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@Alan Merklin posted:
I now install splash guards in every speedster...they mount in the forward portion of the rear wheel wells, does wonders to keep water from entering what you think is a sealed area between the body and chassis . After seeing Cory's photos, I made templates for the CMC or FF speedsters , each car is slightly different but easy to remedy when I cut out the splash guard from sheet metal. I use a few self tap hex screws to secure the guards to the vertical 2 x 2 post then seam sealer bead around the edges and finish that off with a rattle can bed liner. Total labor time is under 3 hours. (Photos by Cory Drake)

I like this idea.

Thanks

10/2/206:00 AM

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