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RE: Carpet source



Good information, thanks! I looked at the stockinteriors site and they do offer a "Cut and Sewn Carpet" with a Jute Padding for a 1962 Newport. " Prior to 1960 most auto carpets were cut and sewn, so we have reproduced many of our carpets in this original cut and sewn method. Cut and Sewn Carpets will come with a Jute Padding." is their generic blurb.  

http://www.stockinteriors.com/CutSewnCarpet.asp?Itemid=517&MakeId=6&ModelId=109

Let us know how that carpet turns out when you get it please Ricky.

Thanks,
Gary H.  

>  -------Original Message-------
>  From: ericsturgis 
>  Sent: Jan 28 '14 21:08
>  
>  2 was to be "loop" carpet....
>  
 
>  
>  -------- Original message --------
>  From: "Hall, Ricky L" 
>  
>  I ordered standard loop carpet thru classic industries and returned it.
>  Just so loose and flimsy, not to mention the way it is shipped all rolled
>  up.  The molded form takes a beating  in packaging.
>  
>  
>  Going to try the Mass backed carpet.  You can order up samples here for
>  color as well the different backing.  The Mass back is something to see.
>  
 
>  http://www.stockinteriors.com/?gclid=CLCW6LHQobwCFc2TfgodC2gAtw
>  
>  
> 
>  
>  
>  I have heard from my friend overseas that he most likely means "loop"
>  carpet is compact and the "cut pile" is long carpet.  I've only seen 4
>  kinds of floor coverings for the 62 Chrysler.  1 Rubber mat in two pieces,
>  front and rear.  This  was in the BASE of the Base....nobody wants
>  this...it's like a truck.  2. Cut pile carpet...in most of the cars.  Came
>  as one piece or two piece 3. cut pile I've seen in mostly NYers I've seen
>  it mainly in 2 pieces but have seen 1 piece carpet.  4.  There  was 1 other
>  I've only seen it once.... two piece carpet (front and rear) but the rear
>  went all the way to the trunk and was molded to fit the floor.  This same
>  car had a split rear seat bottom on the passenger side so you could take
>  out the passenger 1/3 of  the seat bottom for some reason.  It was
>  factory....I just don't know what for.
>  
>  
>  I don't remember if 2 door and 4 door carpet is the same.  I don't think it
>  is as the door opening for the 4 doors needs wider carpet to go under the
>  door sills plate and the 2 door doesn't have this.  I think if you put 2
>  door carpet in  a 4 door car it won't fit in the back left to right.  But
>  you could put a 4 door in a 2 door car, just do some trimming down.
>  
>  
>  Eric Sturgis 

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