I have a '32 Ford Tudor that I'm putting back together. The problem that I can see happening is with the rear side windows. Where are the drain holes for water for the side windows in the Tudor? I know that the windows are supposed to seal themselves to the body (the weatherstrip[?] that the windows sit in when they are afixed to the window "U" shaped channel), but let's face it, nothing is perfect. Old Henry put drain holes in the front doors, because he felt that water was going to get in there somehow. However, I fail to see anything for the rear side windows. All that there is are the indents for the fenders. With no holes or provision for the water to run out, the side panels could get wet as well as the carpet, the floor, etc. Can anyone offer a solution or clue me in as to how to remedy this situation?
I have a '32 Ford Tudor that I'm putting back together. The problem that I can see happening is with the rear side windows. Where are the drain holes for water for the side windows in the Tudor? I know that the windows are supposed to seal themselves to the body (the weatherstrip[?] that the windows sit in when they are afixed to the window "U" shaped channel), but let's face it, nothing is perfect. Old Henry put drain holes in the front doors, because he felt that water was going to get in there somehow. However, I fail to see anything for the rear side windows. All that there is are the indents for the fenders. With no holes or provision for the water to run out, the side panels could get wet as well as the carpet, the floor, etc. Can anyone offer a solution or clue me in as to how to remedy this situation?