Originally Posted by Spotbiltxo
Good work Lugnutz. Haven’t ever heard of anyone doing that chore or talking about the need to inspect your roof seam to see if it needs attention. I learned something new today. Thanks!

The 1960-66 trucks have a drip rail that goes around the entire roof with only a small hole for drainage. Not only does the hole get plugged up, but it’s not even at the lowest section of the roof!
I used the wood chisel and mallet on my 1965 too. My 1963 drip rail was cleaned out when I bought it. I sealed the 1963 drip rail with a 3M product that is paintable.
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