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My '72 had water in the rear compartments when I bought it. The owner had washed it the day before I went to look at it. When I got it home and checked the drain tubes, both of them were completely rotted away; so the water went straight from the vents into the rear compartments. You can replace the tubes without removing the rear vent assemblies. You may need new drain shields for where they connect to the wheel well, they are held on with rivets.

[QUOTE="Espressomorning, post: 141843, member: 2207"] My '72 had water in the rear compartments when I bought it. The owner had washed it the day before I went to look at it. When I got it home and checked the drain tubes, both of them were completely rotted away; so the water went straight from the vents into the rear compartments. You can replace the tubes without removing the rear vent assemblies. You may need new drain shields for where they connect to the wheel well, they are held on with rivets. [/QUOTE]

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