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07-09-2020 08:58 AM #1
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Automotive carpet
It's about time for some carpet for the land barge ('66 Impala), wondering if anyone has found an aftermarket formed carpet company that sells a product that actually fits the car correctly? I used a company called ACC, Automotive Custom Carpet on a number of projects over the years but their quality seems to have declined over the years. I helped a guy put carpet in his Chevelle a few weeks back, it was ACC carpet, the fit was quite a bit off in the footwells and around the center hump. It took a bunch of coaxing and a bit of steam to get it to look presentable. Just wondering if anyone has used a company whose molded carpets actually fit decent? Thanks!Yesterday is history, tomorrow is a mystery, Live for Today!
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07-09-2020 11:22 AM #2
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got for my 72 C10 fit good Collectors auto supply price wasn't bad carpet was and is goodCharlie
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07-09-2020 11:52 AM #3
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acc sucks . the cut pile crap will rip easy and shrink up and yes the fit is horrible . i like the fact style loop .
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