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I have looked all over the place. Anyone know where to get these rubber isolators or something that works? 
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Google vintage truck glove box bumpers.
Most of vintage cars and trucks used varying types on glove box doors.
Tom
Most of vintage cars and trucks used varying types on glove box doors.
Tom
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I slit a piece of vacuum hose and put them on the edge so the door wouldn't vibrate on both the tool and battery box.
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Good hardware store (ACE) will have a selection of isolators/bumper in the hardware section. Also, a dab of RTV (color choice is yours) at each point works well. A little spit on your finger and flatten to the correct height, keep the panels open until cured (24 hr), close the panel, works great.
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Silicone and hose work well, but I want the real thing. Thanks
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The head is a little thick but works great.
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