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#479028 02/18/23 08:23 PM
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Hello Everyone,

In the process of "refreshing" my '37 MD 4 Dr. Sport Sedan. I am removing the doors to strip the paint. I had to remove part of the interior to access the rear door stop. Found a drain hose attached to the bottom of the pivot of the rear quarter window. This item passes forward down thru a gap between the inner fender and the door jam.

Has anyone come across this item in their journey of restoration ??


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This feature was used at various locations.


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Hello Chev Nut,
This post I am asking if you would check out my post in the upholstery forum to answer a question about the inner construction of the front doors.


Dave
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