PFYCs reply....
I have a feeling that more and more places that make stuff for our cars are going to be either going out of business, or discontinuing the monte-specific products.....
If only I could predict which ones are gonna be around in six months, and which ones are going to fold......

If it turns out, please do post up some pics.

Ditto. I am very interested as well, and would rather support an MCF member than anyone else at this point.

-Riggs.

 

Just to throw this out.

If you need any additional pics I have a lid liner still in the box. Since the instructions say to install it when the temperature is at least 70 degrees.

which is going to be a week or two around here.

 

what i would really appreciate is some demetions how big it is, and also the shape that would be nice and much more simple to make.....

 

Is this one of the ones that uses double sided tape too?
I'm guessing the adhesive doesn;t set well at colder temps.

Lucky. I'm looking at a month or two.....actually more like three.

 

I peeled mine off the trunk lid last night in the 20 degree temps. The first layer of tape stayed stuck to the lid. I was surprised and relieved. Thought for sure the glue was going to let go in the cold.

The liner is kind of dog bone shaped. I'll try to post a couple smaller pics here just for reference.

 

Is the surface of that liner solid, or is it cloth?
Just curious. (I think it would look really good with the SS lettering painted)......
-Riggs.

 

The liner is actually a piece of vinyl glued to ridgid automotive insulation. It's about a quarter of an inch thick, and is not flexible.

This version doesn't do much for insulating anything. I would say it's for visual effect only. I suggested to the guys that wanted to try it, that they use different/better materials if they want to improve the insulating value of the liner.

 

it's so nice, but i agree.

Did you ever think about painting those SS's red?

 

I WANT!

 

Did you ever think about painting those SS's red?

YEP!!!!! [sm=icon_rock.gif]