I've finished painting my car and I'm trying to remember how to assemble it. Some asshat who owned the car before I did drilled out four large holes into the rear trunk lid in order to mount some ghetto spoiler.
When I stripped the paint, I found that there was so much bondo work and re-work done to this lid that I just skipped it and bought another one.
Today I mounted it onto the hinges and found that I don't have the two small rubber stops that sit at the rear corners of the lid. I chewed up the old ones in the original lid in a sad attempted to extract them.
Does anyone make these? I've looked around without success.
Thanks.
-marcus
Full Version: Rear trunk lid rubber stops
Oh, nice work Marcus! I've just spent an hour on the Pelican, AA, etc, sites looking for this part. I'm ordering a hundred of them and going to bed.
Move along Citizen, nothing to see here.
I've finished painting my car and I'm trying to remember how to assemble it. Some asshat who owned the car before I did drilled out four large holes into the rear trunk lid in order to mount some ghetto spoiler.
When I stripped the paint, I found that there was so much bondo work and re-work done to this lid that I just skipped it and bought another one.
Today I mounted it onto the hinges and found that I don't have the two small rubber stops that sit at the rear corners of the lid. I chewed up the old ones in the original lid in a sad attempted to extract them.
Does anyone make these? I've looked around without success.
Thanks.
-marcus
Move along Citizen, nothing to see here.
QUOTE(spankmeister7 @ Mar 24 2011, 08:16 PM) 
I've finished painting my car and I'm trying to remember how to assemble it. Some asshat who owned the car before I did drilled out four large holes into the rear trunk lid in order to mount some ghetto spoiler.
When I stripped the paint, I found that there was so much bondo work and re-work done to this lid that I just skipped it and bought another one.
Today I mounted it onto the hinges and found that I don't have the two small rubber stops that sit at the rear corners of the lid. I chewed up the old ones in the original lid in a sad attempted to extract them.
Does anyone make these? I've looked around without success.
Thanks.
-marcus
LOL 
Oh, nice work Marcus! I've just spent an hour on the Pelican, AA, etc, sites looking for this part. I'm ordering a hundred of them and going to bed.
Move along Citizen, nothing to see here.
I've finished painting my car and I'm trying to remember how to assemble it. Some asshat who owned the car before I did drilled out four large holes into the rear trunk lid in order to mount some ghetto spoiler.
When I stripped the paint, I found that there was so much bondo work and re-work done to this lid that I just skipped it and bought another one.
Today I mounted it onto the hinges and found that I don't have the two small rubber stops that sit at the rear corners of the lid. I chewed up the old ones in the original lid in a sad attempted to extract them.
Does anyone make these? I've looked around without success.
Thanks.
-marcus
QUOTE(spankmeister7 @ Mar 24 2011, 08:38 PM)
Oh, nice work Marcus! I've just spent an hour on the Pelican, AA, etc, sites looking for this part. I'm ordering a hundred of them and going to bed.
Move along Citizen, nothing to see here.
QUOTE(spankmeister7 @ Mar 24 2011, 08:16 PM)
I've finished painting my car and I'm trying to remember how to assemble it. Some asshat who owned the car before I did drilled out four large holes into the rear trunk lid in order to mount some ghetto spoiler.
When I stripped the paint, I found that there was so much bondo work and re-work done to this lid that I just skipped it and bought another one.
Today I mounted it onto the hinges and found that I don't have the two small rubber stops that sit at the rear corners of the lid. I chewed up the old ones in the original lid in a sad attempted to extract them.
Does anyone make these? I've looked around without success.
Thanks.
-marcus
....They screw in to adjust in or out 
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