[Guest]

I had the same problem. I had to pull off the glass, and when I did there were 2 holes at the bottom that looked like they had been put there by the factory (I don't know for sure). I used some of that clear bathroom caulk on the holes, had a new gasket put in with the glass and the problem was solved.

 

[Guest]

you might get away with using the windscreen sealer you can find at autozone, small tube, clear, is pretty
thin and if done on a hot day will flow a bit. used it on one of my 7's as the windscreen is not removable
and it worked ok.

 

[jntmjt1]

My '65 leaked there on both corners. When the shop removed the rear glass to fix the problem, they found rust holes under it causing the problem. To fix it right would be costly, so for a temporary fix, they filled it with silicone, but it still leaks somewhat. I'll have to repair it right soon.

Good luck,
John Thomas

65 coupe pictures: http://albums.photopoint.com/j/AlbumIndex?u=525545&a=3848066

66 Convertable pictures:http://albums.photopoint.com/j/AlbumIndex?u=525545&a=7533002

 

[BillScott]

you may have a leak from rusted out window frame that is hard to patch without taking the window out. you never know whether it is the seal or the window frame. kyou might try putting sealer under the rubber - between rubber and window frame.