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How to fix your leaky Explorer roof.....


Jim Oaks

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Just kidding. My wife saw this today while she was working and sent me a photo. I just had to share.
 

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I like it, gotta get me one of those. much easier than cleaning out the drain tubes.
 
Gee... and here I thought it would just be easier to completely remove the roof. No roof, no leaks! :D

I don't think that's how it works. :icon_rofl::icon_rofl:

I like the theory though.
 

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