
After drilling out the rivers, this is what I found. Not as rusty as I expected.
But there were clear signs water had entered. This speaker was completely perished too.

So now we need to look out for another motor. I decided to transplant a rear motor to the driver's door. I was happy to find the motors themselves are not handed, though the motor and lifting mechanism are riveted together and sold as a unit. So there was more drilling of rivets. I could re-assemble everything with nuts and bolts.
More signs..
All fixed and ready. The door panels in place and the window goes up and down on the button.