Should the seams be filled in on the tops of the quarters on a 70 convertible? You know, the area under the back glass between the top and trunk.

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Tom Hendricks ACES# 4542
69 Lemans Blue L78
70 SS 396 White with Air
72 Duntov Malibu 400
65 Corvette Convertible
73 Corvette Coupe
96 Impala SS
95 HD FXSTC
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Well Tom, don't take this to the bank as I am by no means an expert on this. In the late 60's (70???) I believe there were no seams as the water would flow down the outside of the convertible top and into the drain gully which flows to the bottom of the quarters. Hardtops and other models needed the seam to run water from the back glass into the trunk channel for draining out the back. Hopefully somebody else can confirm this.



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ACES #4241, TC #947
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That is what I thought. I just bought a 70 for the dealership and the seams were filled and I couldn't remember how it should be.

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Yup, I concur. Verts are filled.

My brother just got a 70 convertibe and they are filled on his car.