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Originally Posted by Bob with the 66
For over 20 years my car has left a couple drips on the floor every winter during storage. Dime size spot, not a major leak.
My car club asked me to enter the car into an indoor car show that the club partakes in every year in the winter months. We have a real nice display including carpet that the cars park on. I did not want to be the guy that stains the carpet, so I build this to prevent any issues. I leave it on all the time and change the mat every time I change the oil.
Cheaper and easier than replacing the rear main seal. Don't flame me to bad, LOL...
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That's slick! It looks like you can replace that absorbent material without removing bracket. Nice. I bet you could sell them.
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