Looking for a maroon carpet kit for the Dart but not sure what one. It's a 65 Dart gt, with the automatic console shifter. Do I get the one for a convertable? Or do I get the one for the four speed because of the console shifter. Or do I just get the one for automatic? Is the automatic carpet the same in a Dart with the push button transmission as it is with one with a console shifter? Any help would be gladly appreciated!
1965 Dart gt Carpet help!
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ssba
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Contact Trim Parts and discuss your particular cars carpet needs. They can send
you color samples if you don't trust choosing from a monitor screen.
They will make a carpet just for your car.
Won't take them long. Worth the week or so wait.
They are the best option when it comes to getting a quality carpet set
these days I can find.
Auto Custom Carpet who has been the industry leader for decades has been hit and miss the last few years on the quality of fit. It comes down to the guy doing the actual moulding
of the yard goods not so much the quality of carpet from the mills.
It as if the labor force has lost the moulding skillset required to send out a product that actually fits as if you ordered it for your car.
This has gotten worse and worse as time goes on from all carpet manufactures. It truely
has become luck of the draw from all the manufactuers. Bad workmanship. You see the
carpets are moulded by hand. Some are done with skilled hands some obviously not.
Quality control seems to be an expense customers won't pay for and it is more about price shopping with today's consumers. This is true to even the high end suppliers
Lately I have had less problems with trim parts not that they are that much better.
Roll the dice. Lol.
you color samples if you don't trust choosing from a monitor screen.
They will make a carpet just for your car.
Won't take them long. Worth the week or so wait.
They are the best option when it comes to getting a quality carpet set
these days I can find.
Auto Custom Carpet who has been the industry leader for decades has been hit and miss the last few years on the quality of fit. It comes down to the guy doing the actual moulding
of the yard goods not so much the quality of carpet from the mills.
It as if the labor force has lost the moulding skillset required to send out a product that actually fits as if you ordered it for your car.
This has gotten worse and worse as time goes on from all carpet manufactures. It truely
has become luck of the draw from all the manufactuers. Bad workmanship. You see the
carpets are moulded by hand. Some are done with skilled hands some obviously not.
Quality control seems to be an expense customers won't pay for and it is more about price shopping with today's consumers. This is true to even the high end suppliers
Lately I have had less problems with trim parts not that they are that much better.
Roll the dice. Lol.
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