Re: IML: Imperial carpet
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Re: IML: Imperial carpet



Thanks for the English lesson; it will come in handy when I order the carpet.
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Sent: Monday, July 11, 2005 10:45 PM
Subject: Re: IML: Imperial carpet

You can't buy "carpet" for either a car or a house/room; the word "carpet is a verb, as is the word "drape". One buys CARPETING and uses it to carpet a car or room, just as one uses DRAPERIES to drape a window.
----- Original Message -----
Sent: Thursday, July 07, 2005 3:07 AM
Subject: IML: Imperial carpet

I'm in the process of replacing the interior of my 1965 Imperial Convertible. I'm not sure if I should buy molded carpet from Auto Interiors + Upholstery ($131) or 1A Upholstery ($171) or just have an upholsterer cut the pattern himself. Has anyone dealt with these companies?  This carpet is loop pile cut but not sure if this is correct. Maybe I should have household carpet cut and installed.
 
A friend purchased carpet for his 1965 LeBaron from JC Whitney and the upholsterer said it crap and didn't fit right;  he ended up altering the carpet significantly to fit the car. I think the carpet looks thin and cheap; not plush like the carpet Imperials were originally equipped with.
 
Any input from someone who's already dealt with this would be appreciated.
 
Thanks, Bryan


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