New carpet for my 1968 Imperial convertible has
arrived from Original Auto Interiors of Columbus,
Michigan.
Interestingly, the carpet was packaged in an Auto
Custom Carpet box, yet the carpet cost signifigantly
less than it would have had I ordered directly from
ACS.
One preparation I failed to make for the new carpet
was removing the interior rear quarter panels. The
manual says this entails removing the rear seatback.
I have removed the bolts from the bottom of the
seatback. The cushion lifts slightly (up and out)
before snagging. It gives no indication of wanting to
come willingly. What's the trick?
Also, as shown in this photograph:
http://www.duricy.com/~imperialist/emailshare/topboot.jpg
the top boot appears to be bolted to the seatback.
Must the boot be removed prior to removing the
seatback?
Thank you for your advice.
Dave Duricy
1968 Imperial Crown convertible
1973 Imperial LeBaron
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