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You may well find where its coming in from when you strip out all the rest of that wall board.

Keep at it, the further you go into the repair, the more possitive it gets. You'l start to get enthusiasm for actualy completeing the job. I looked at it this way, its only pieces of wood!

Hey Dean

When you finish that little job nip over to Bury and have a go at mine ,its not as bad as yours but im scared to death to start it ,it shouldt take you a minute .

Hi matey , sounds like your doing a grand job keep it up  , you know where i am if you need advice .
Make sure you dry the area out thoroughly , and check the lower trim rail the same as you have with the middle rail trim , also have a look at the plastic wheel arch and make sure it's sealed .
When reboarding it may be a good idea to mark out and refit the bench seat fittings before fitting back to the wall , as these are normally riveted in place and will require a washer behind the rivet .

atb

Wizard