After just getting her driving again.....

There is water in the gloveboxes,about 1/2 a cup of water.I think the windscreen seal has failed.It seams to have dried up and strech.Or the scuttle panel intake seal.Plus the rear passenger door seal is shot but i heard rimmers may have the codes wrong,is this true?. Could someone tell me whats probably wrong?

Thanks

Water in the glove boxes is a classic SD1 screen sealing problem.

I prevent this by sealing with black screen sealant in the channels both sides of the chrome window trim. All around, both sides. Its also a very neeat finish.

This will only be 100% successful if the channels are free from dirt and moisture which can make things difficult outdoors in a temperate climate.

To overcome this I have any new screen at the time of installation, but I use only small private windscreen fitter who himself is a classic car enthusiast.

Consult your friendly local windscreen fitter for the correct sealant if you choose to do it yourself.

I had that problem with my old 2600 VDP, but only the driver's side glovebox would fill up! Also if it rained heavily while I was driving, the top corner of the headlining by my head would fill with water & drip onto my leg!
Aah British cars.......