360 Need help finding parts

We're new to the F cars and need a couple minor parts that our missing on our 360 Spider.

1. Rubber vibration damper for the rear bonnet...

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I found it on the parts diagram, can you plz confirm? It's #053 here....
https://ferrparts.com/diagrams/360-spider/shields-outside-finishing-141#053

2. Some type of cap in the interior, driver's side. Unable to find it in the diagrams.

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Any/all help appreciated.

Thanks

 

Try Ricambi

 

The missing rubber plug in your carpet is this: https://www.ricambiamerica.com/14507987-plug.html

I blame this one on Hendricks Gin and Fever Tree tonic.... but I can't tell from your picture of the rear hatch which rubber is missing. Do you mean this one? https://www.ricambiamerica.com/62167600-pin.html. (#23 in attached diagram)

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BTW, send this link to your significant other: Stocking stuffer for Stev-O !

 

these are pad's and not available from my research - not even used. I have a 360 spider that had one pad.
I worked with a friend and reengineered them using a 3d printer and a polymer plastic - they fit perfect
Below are pictures of them. The one on the right was the original part.


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@Neil22 that is 66215400. (We do not have those)

 

Yes that is the part number @Ricambi America your site listed them and unavailable.
This is why I set out to recreate them.
I even tried several salvage yards these are hard to come by once they are gone.
The original has a metal base encased in some type of rubber or plastic the top is very hard rubber - the ones we created are of hard polymer.
I have installed them on my 360 and they seem to work as the original.

let me know if there is any interest in these parts.

 

Thanks Ricambi, thats what I'm looking for. I like Gin & Tonic too!

 

Hey Neil...our 360 only has one as well, the rear hatch sits a little low at that area so thinking the damper would raise it up a little when closed..
Heres the one on the drivers side...

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I may be interested in buying two...please PM me with cost with shipping to Texas.

Thanks

 

Ok, you guys are good, need one more part while I am at it.
The hardware that holds the floor mat in place...

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I've seen the klaw but prefer the original. Thanks

 

https://www.ricambiamerica.com/66233300-threaded-plug.html

 

If the clamshell is low there is an adjustment on the hing. Stop the top half way with the clamshell open. You will need to prop the clamshell open.
You will need Alan keys I had to add a shim under the bolts to get the clamshells to be level with the body I was out of adjustment.
Be careful about any adjustments it can and in my case did affect the micro switches when I tried adding a shim to the back where it attaches to the body and the top stopped going down!!
Shimming the cover did not stop the top working correctly

The pads are used to stop any vibration of the clamshell

Since you are new to the 360 I would suggest getting an Autel AP 200 this will read all the codes in the car including the convertible top computer
I will pm a cost to you for the pads





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Those look like pieces of a hockey puck after it was attacked for 5 minutes with a hacksaw, drill and sandpaper. I'd make them that way if I needed them.

 

@FiatAbarth850 They are made in a 3d printer to exact size and shap of the original part.

 

Hey Neil...the clamshell is fine, it's the back hatch that is low [on the right side where there is no damper].

Thanks for your help

 

Hey @Stev-o - there is an adjustment under the clamshell where the pad goes it will move the clamshell up or down its where the hinge bolts to the clamshell
open the top and stop it once the clamshell is open you will see the 2 Alan screws where the hinge is adjustable

 

Neil22 - Yes, yours look great! However, I don't have either the equipment or the skillset to make them with a 3D printer so I'd be forced to make them by hand.

 

Neil, How could I go about getting a few of these sent to me down in Texas?

 

I posted this a long time ago and there was very little interest - I am talking to a new provider to see we can 3d print them for less with a better material - can let you know next week and how much they would be.

 

Ok, I will wait to hear back from you. If you get some good news, I need 4 of them. At the same time as long as the price isn't outrageous I'd be willing to get them made in the polymer plastic material if that option is still available. Thank you for your time.

 

If you have the STL file, I have used Xometry to have MJF printed items made. If you get the “vapor smoothing” done they look like cast rubber/urethane. I had “feet” made for a vintage case. You will need to get a few made to keep the cost down.

 

Correction. The material is TPU 88A, Color: Black-Dyed

 

I am waiting for his photo type. We are looking at using a different material the original ones I made were like hard plastic these will be a little softer.

 

Neil, have you heard anything on these. If you have any left that are made out of the old material, I would like to buy them if possible. If you need, I can place an order for 20 if needed.

 

I hope to see and test fit the part this week if not I will contact my prevues person see if they can recreate the part.