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    Didn't know where else to put my question, so I stuck it here. Who do you guys use for carpet for your cars??? I'm talking the preformed stuff. I'll be needing some good quality carpet for my '71 and the '82 Maro. Haven't bought any for so long, don't know who has the good stuff anymore. I used to get if from ACC, anyone know if they're still the best or are there some companies making a higher quality rug????
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    Thanks Bill. Is this the good stuff???? Been years since I've bought any. Usually the cars just leave my shop and go to the upholostery shop, then it's someone else's problem.////....
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    I've never had any complaints in anything I've used it in. Sometimes there is a bit more material than is needed in the doorjamb area (once by over a foot each side) that needs to be cut to fit under the jamb trim, but nothing that would not need to be done with any of the other vendors I've used over the years.

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    Thanks for the info Bill. I don't mind a little trimming. Looks like decent quality, might just give them a try. Appreciate the help.
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