1994 HMCS Project

[usetosellhummer]

get a box of crayolas to take care of the intereior scratches too

[BlueHUMMERH2]

Here is the inside of the rear passenger door with the color mats:



This is the door reassembled! YAY!:



Here, I have put Meguire's 1-2-3 refinish on some of the paint front of the A-pillar:


This is the B-pillar overhead trim with the color mats inside:

[Alan06SUT]

Why the restoration? Was it in bad shape when you found it?

[BlueHUMMERH2]

Originally Posted by Alan06SUT

Why the restoration? Was it in bad shape when you found it?

No, it was just too loud on the highway, and I wanted to bring the haze out of the paint. It is 13 years old, and the paint has faded like most cars from that time. I figured it would be fun, and a good experience. It's really not been very difficult so far, and it's been rather inexpensive.

So far:
3x foam mats= $60
2x Small foams= $12
Paint cleaners= $15
Tape, plastic linings= $15

As for other items:
Drivers side windshield with gasket= $100
New CV boot= $15
New spline seal= $15

[usetosellhummer]

be honest, you just gota toy and you wanna play

[Hummer Aficionado_VT]

Originally Posted by usetosellhummer

be honest, you just gota toy and you wanna play

I'd do the same thing in a similar situation!!

[BlueHUMMERH2]

I have about half the paint refinished. This is the passengers side, which was been done.





Hood with the left refinished with Meguire's 3-step and Meguire's Gold Class, a patch on the right with just the Meguire's Gold Class, and the rest on the right as it was when I got it:

[BlueHUMMERH2]

So far, with just one door completed, and some of the B and A pillars stuffed with the insulating foam, it appears that the interior has indeed quieted down some. I have no way to measure this unfortunately.