Can the rear window protector still be found?

[Hwk-I-St8]

I'm amazed that my car, bought new by my Dad, doesn't have that in the trunk or something. I just replaced my rear window and was amazed at how clear it is (they wanted me to wait a couple days before dropping the top).

I really want to keep it nice...any clue where I can find one? OEM would be great, but even aftermarket ones seem to be unobtainium. I may end up making one....

 

[Paul Rice]

I'm amazed that my car, bought new by my Dad, doesn't have that in the trunk or something. I just replaced my rear window and was amazed at how clear it is (they wanted me to wait a couple days before dropping the top).

I really want to keep it nice...any clue where I can find one? OEM would be great, but even aftermarket ones seem to be unobtainium. I may end up making one....

I do know of one for sale but owner away till next Wednesday will pm you then

 

[Mike Fishwick]

The OEM protector is a chunk of very thick felt, which takes up a lot of boot space when the roof is up. I believe that it was standard in the USA. My home made protector is compact, effective, and makes a great pillow when camping!

 

[Eddie Zedder]

The OEM protector is a chunk of very thick felt, which takes up a lot of boot space when the roof is up.

Are you thinking of the tonneau Mike?
OEM protectors are about the size of a piece of A5 paper when folded!