Make Your Classic Car More Comfortable with Insulation

Just because it’s a classic, doesn’t mean it has to be uncomfortable to drive. One way to improve comfort is to install automotive insulation to isolate unwanted sound and heat from the passenger compartment.
In order to better understand how this insulation works and how to choose the right product, we talk with Mike Buca from Design Engineering, Inc.
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[@jerrydc818]

I have an old 65 Riviera that I wanted to add sound proof and insulate at the same time. I’ve seen other vids that covered the entire floor with sound proofing material. First thing I thought was “ how much is this going to cost ?” Your explanation made a lot of sense on the application of sound proofing and insulation. I’m using this approach. Thanks for posting.

[@AW_DIY_garage]

great video thanks!

[@teamracing6]

That was very useful info... Thanks

[@ClassicMotorsports]

Glad it was helpful!

[@user-gc1zn5mn4p]

Tim, my Mercedes-Benz C230 Kompressor was supercharged, but a bug-eyed Sprite? Gott steh uns bei! :)