ConcoursMustang Forums
1st Generation 1964 1/2 - 1973 - Questions & general discussions that apply to a specific year => 1964 1/2 - 1965 => Topic started by: cobraboy on July 17, 2012, 05:24:58 PM
-
Hi Guys
Anyone know where to get the correct tarry underlayment / sound deadener that goes under the carpets ?
I saw a set of pre cut stuff for sale privately a while ago but did not get it.
Thanks.
-
Cobra,
I have used Ssnake-oyl with great success!
-
Many thanks, will have a look.
-
No one makes (as far as I'm aware) stuff like the original but then again no one will ever see it expect in areas like the trunk ;)
Snake-oyl stuff is similar but not as many layers or the same details as the original last time I purchased it.
-
To add to this, there was more than one style of material used also. I have found three styles of underlayment in the same car.
-
There seems to be at least a couple of original suppliers as I seen a few different variations on later cars and then you have the thin stuff that was used at San Jose (at least - haven't found enough Dearborn and NJ underlayment to see a pattern yet) .
-
I have quite a bit of the dearborn stuff left in my car, but it is breaking up badly.
It is very thin.
Jeff and Charles I am happy to mail you both a sample when I get it sorted.
NWM
Do you have an association with Ssnakeoyl ?
Mark
-
Hi Cobra
I am not associated with them, however several years ago I drove out to the company, took a tour and met the owner. Which by the way, he is a MCA judge and once a director too! I had them restore my seatbelts as well.
Good Luck
-
I have quite a bit of the dearborn stuff left in my car, but it is breaking up badly.
It is very thin.
Jeff and Charles I am happy to mail you both a sample when I get it sorted.
Thanks but I think I've got examples -
Guessing from the "very thin" comment its the single layer roofing paper we see on earlier cars verses the sandwich that was used later in 65 and through 73
Some examples
(http://i44.photobucket.com/albums/f49/firetrainer/65%20Mustangs/underlayment65rearlysingle.jpg)
(http://i44.photobucket.com/albums/f49/firetrainer/65%20Mustangs/underlayment65r.jpg)
Later stuff (exterior final coat may be clear plastic or paper or a combination from the ones I've collected)
(http://i44.photobucket.com/albums/f49/firetrainer/65%20Mustangs/underlayment65f.jpg)
-
JEFF
last picture looks like a SJ 65 T code unrestored coupe. good eyes on my behalf or what???
regards.
PHILL BERESFORD.
MELBOURNE.
AUSTRALIA.
-
last picture looks like a SJ 65 T code unrestored coupe. good eyes on my behalf or what???
Not the one that we are familiar with, though... ::)
-
Thanks but I think I've got examples -
Guessing from the "very thin" comment its the single layer roofing paper we see on earlier cars verses the sandwich that was used later in 65 and through 73
Some examples
(http://i44.photobucket.com/albums/f49/firetrainer/65%20Mustangs/underlayment65rearlysingle.jpg)
(http://i44.photobucket.com/albums/f49/firetrainer/65%20Mustangs/underlayment65r.jpg)
Later stuff (exterior final coat may be clear plastic or paper or a combination from the ones I've collected)
(http://i44.photobucket.com/albums/f49/firetrainer/65%20Mustangs/underlayment65f.jpg)
Thanks Jeff
I cannot remember any top coating, It is dark in colour and thin. Guessing a couple of mm.
I will have to take some pics when I can get to it.
Thanks MWM.
I called them and asked what pieces I needed for a fastback. Seemed to be a difficult question ??
The front and rear pans and tunnel are simple CUMS, as is the rear seat, CUMSFT. But I dont understand the transition piece CUMST
http://www.ssnake-oyl.com/mm5/merchant.mvc?Screen=CTGY&Store_Code=Ssnake-Oyl&Category_Code=CU
Does this go in a Fastback ?
Would like to get an order in as there is a container UK bound from FL at the beginning of August.
Thanks
Mark
-
JEFF
last picture looks like a SJ 65 T code unrestored coupe. good eyes on my behalf or what???
A swing and a MISS! :)
That happens to be a Dearborn built car. Have pictures of those also ;)
-
Cobra,
The transition piece you are referring to may be for a coupe for the upper rear seat? By the way, if you don't mind no being correct, they do sell it in sheets. I grabbed a sheet and added a little more around the tunnel and that helped cut down on the exhaust and road noise.
Good Luck!
-
Cobra,
The transition piece you are referring to may be for a coupe for the upper rear seat? By the way, if you don't mind no being correct, they do sell it in sheets. I grabbed a sheet and added a little more around the tunnel and that helped cut down on the exhaust and road noise.
Good Luck!
Thanks again.
I am not getting on very well.
I eventually got an email back saying I needed the front set inc rear pans and the transition piece. I asked what the transition piece was for - no respose.
So I looked on NPD and they have a picture of all the parts. Seems I need the front set and the rear seat piece. The transition piece was not originaly fitted.
It is not good when you have to go to a competitors site to find info on a product.
I also asked for a price to deliver to FL so all I have to do is make a quick call with a credit card number, the resonse was to order from the online catalogue as it may be quicker.
Unfortunately when you are overseas this does not work.
Thanks for the heads up on the company. I know they do a good product but they need to be sharper and easier to deal with.
Mark
-
Well bit of an update to report.
The guys over at ssnakeoyl obviously had enough of me and passed the ball to Mary.
Since she got involved the red tape has been sliced through with the efficiency knife, stuff is orderd, paid for and hopefuly shipped.
So if you need anything from ssnakeoyl speak to Mary.
Hurrah for the fairer sex.
-
Well bit of an update to report.
The guys over at ssnakeoyl obviously had enough of me and passed the ball to Mary.
Since she got involved the red tape has been sliced through with the efficiency knife, stuff is orderd, paid for and hopefuly shipped.
So if you need anything from ssnakeoyl speak to Mary.
Hurrah for the fairer sex.
It may be more along the line of two countries separated by a common language. ;)
Jim
-
It may be more along the line of two countries separated by a common language. ;)
Jim
So me asking for a living room carpet in '65 red had something to do with it ?
Nah - not buying that :)
But- What underlayment do I need for a '65 fastback ? seems to translate pretty good to me.
I'm now off to make a cup of rosey lea, after which I will speak to the trouble and strife and see if she wants to stretch her scotch eggs with a walk around the Noah's Ark.
http://www.cockneyrhymingslang.co.uk/cockney_rhyming_slang