Looking for an "as new" under the hood insulator pad / liner for my "Rescue Roadster Restoration Project". Anybody?? Please e-mail me directly at RedDogNumber1@aol.com. THANKS . . .

 

You can get new ones with logos etc. Pretty cheap. A couple guys in our club got them. The look better and are better. I'll see if I can get you the link.

 

I did a search on the forum and found that link earlier. I saw those but the guy isn't making them now. I guess he has some serious health problems. Here's the link:

http://hoodliners.blogspot.com/p/chr...llery.html?m=1

 

These liners can get pretty dirty but someone here said they wash theirs at the car wash and it come up like new.
Dirty but in one piece and no tears should be OK.

 

The one I have is not salvageable . . .

 

In your climate. You really don't need them.

 

i bought one from him years ago.
great product.
also included a neat roadster graphic similar to the one andrew uses.
still on
still looking great.
highly recommend if ya can get one.

 

Red Dog: what's the story concerning the under hool liners with monogram?..Carl

BTW, did the fog light work ok?

 

The guy was diagnosed with stage 4 pancreatic cancer in Feburary 2013 . . . NOBODY survives that. Information from his website:
Aircraft firewall material hood liner insulation pad for Mustang, Corvette, Jaguar, many other cars: ORDER YOUR HOODLINER HERE!!

PM sent about the fog light . . .

 

Could you send a picture and price...Thanks. Carl

 

I ended up buying a new one from my Chrysler parts guy so I'm no longer looking for this part . . .

 

Mine is a 2004, daily driver, and the damn mice have gotten to the hoodliner to make nests under my battery box! I've chased them out before, but last week they came back, twice. So just removed it. So from what i've read there's no bad side effects, paint damage from heat, short life of a wax job, is that correct?