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viking644 09-18-2015 05:58 PM

The Pad Keeper (Shout Out)
 
I recently purchased a very nice 1988 Carrera 3.2 coupe. Overall, the vehicle is in excellent condition inside and out. The one area that was sad was the sound pad between the back seats and the engine compartment.

A friend of mine who owns a 993 told me about a product from David Etter (Littleton, CO) called "The Pad Keeper" or the "911 Pad Keeper." I looked at my friend's car's before and after pictures and the difference was great so I ordered one for my baby. The price is $166.55 (depending upon shipping costs). Before you balk at it, remember, this is for your Porsche 911, not some clunker.

Mr. Etter replied to my purchase order immediately and shipped my order the same day. I received the product in 2 days and upon starting to install it, I had a question about the AC hose clearance.

Mr. Etter called me personally and talked me through my questions. In 30 minutes, my Pad Keeper was installed. Now to say I'm mechanically challenged is an understatement. I spend my days in front of a computer and I hardly own any tools. The Pad Keeper really is easy to install.

As for the quality and results, look at my before and after pictures and you be the judge.
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Uncle Enzo 09-18-2015 06:15 PM

Wow..I really like this. What is the material?

WYD-BDY 09-19-2015 10:55 AM

It's Made of .094" ABS Plastic........

jturbo3.6 09-21-2015 06:45 PM

Looks great. Would try order one soon.

sugarwood 09-22-2015 02:38 PM

This went over your existing pad, or did it come with a new pad, as well as the cover?

WYD-BDY 09-23-2015 06:23 AM

The Pad Keeper simply lifts and covers the Existing Foam Pad back into position. New Pad Not needed.......

Jeff Burger 09-23-2015 08:09 AM

Looks like a good idea. Are the bent tabs in the back all that holds it up? what is holding the plastic up near the bulk head to the passenger compartment?

WYD-BDY 09-23-2015 10:21 AM

Jeff,

Yes to answer your question, The metal Tabs are bent back up into a second opening, Locking the Pad Keeper into position. It extends nearly 10" front to back...... And between the Hinges.....

If you would like more detailed information on the Pad Keeper Line for Air cooled 911's, just let me know...

David Etter

ChrisHart 03-05-2019 12:25 AM

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Originally Posted by WYD-BDY (Post 8807036)
Jeff,

Yes to answer your question, The metal Tabs are bent back up into a second opening, Locking the Pad Keeper into position. It extends nearly 10" front to back...... And between the Hinges.....

If you would like more detailed information on the Pad Keeper Line for Air cooled 911's, just let me know...

David Etter

Hi David, I've just seen a car in Sydney with your Pad Keeper fitted, it was very impressive. How does one go about ordering one? Regards Chris Hartwell.

SalParadise 03-05-2019 05:46 AM

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Originally Posted by ChrisHart (Post 10377815)
Hi David, I've just seen a car in Sydney with your Pad Keeper fitted, it was very impressive. How does one go about ordering one? Regards Chris Hartwell.

Dude this thread is more than four years old - going on five.

juanbenae 03-05-2019 08:29 AM

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Originally Posted by SalParadise (Post 10377974)
Dude this thread is more than four years old - going on five.


why in the MPD forum no less?

darrin 03-05-2019 09:51 AM

doesn't look like Dave (WYD-BDY/padkeeper maker) has been on pelican for a while, but found this website with both a link to a facebook page (with recent posts) and an email address for Dave. The Pad Keeper

this should help the reviver of this thread get what he's looking for

Rawknees'Turbo 03-05-2019 11:15 AM

I bought a genuine Porsche engine bay pad about 10 years ago, and within a year the POS started falling apart. Really lame that Porsche makes so many shiit parts now, but hey, at least they charge a lot for them!


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