Hood insulation needed

[fastdavedk]

For the past three years I have been restoring and rebuilding an '87 WE4. To say that it has been an expensive and trying journey is putting it mildly but the car now had paint and it is black, straight and beautiful. I still need a few parts to finish it up including hood insulation. During this past spring, I bought hood insulation from one of subscribers but UPS managed to lose it somehow. Doah!

Anyway, I need hood insulation for the project WE4. Please let me know if you have it or if you know where I can get it.

Thanks.
Dkm

 

[dwall]

Recent thread on hood pads - includes very nice (if not perfect) pdf file for stencil making:
http://www.turbobuick.com/forums/threads/gn-hood-pad.409617/

Also I did my own hood pad from generic scratch materials and it came out great (IMHO) - It took time and lots of care but price was right - thread:
http://www.turbobuick.com/forums/threads/hood-pads-again.416877/

 

[fastdavedk]

Recent thread on hood pads - includes very nice (if not perfect) pdf file for stencil making:
http://www.turbobuick.com/forums/threads/gn-hood-pad.409617/

Also I did my own hood pad from generic scratch materials and it came out great (IMHO) - It took time and lots of care but price was right - thread:
http://www.turbobuick.com/forums/threads/hood-pads-again.416877/

Thank you for the thread and the information therein. Now I have something to build on.

 

[dwall]

If you happen to be trying the DIY version, the seller on eBay that said he could have the hood pad cut in reverse (so that the scrim side is out) goes by the handle jackjilli . The scrim side is the smooth black side and is the side I painted on. His price shipped (& with hood pad retainers included) was $64.

I have not bought one yet but intend to do that but for now my totally generic version is holding up ON THE CAR. Hope it continues that way.
Bob