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240 carpets -- What features are important to you?


Arne

What 240Z carpet features are important to you?  

176 members have voted

  1. 1. What 240Z carpet features are important to you?

    • Loop pile
      19
    • Cut pile
      4
    • Notches at rear of deck for luggage straps
      23
    • Pre-cut slits in deck carpet for front end of luggage straps
      16
    • Darts in carpets behind seats for shape
      12
    • Pre-cut unbound slits in front carpets for retaining clips
      2
    • Pre-cut and bound slits in front carpets for retaining clips
      19
    • Notch for throttle stop in front carpet
      22
    • Relief for steering column in front carpet
      18
    • Snaps included for front carpet
      19
    • Original-type jute padding
      9
    • Padding glued to carpets
      3
    • Padding stitched to carpets
      4
    • Padding separate, not attached to carpets
      7
    • Other (please post below)
      3


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This is a follow up poll to the on-going 240Z carpet thread.

What features in a 240Z carpet kit are important to you? Please check as many choices as are applicable.

Also, please assume that there will be at least two basic kits, one for most Series 1 cars, and one for the later cars. Very early low-VIN cars are a special case, and should be considered separately.

Here are some pictures that illustrate the things we are talking about here, more photos are in the thread linked above.

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I know what I want and what it looks like! ROFL

Thanks Arne for posting the poll---it's sure to be helpful.

I think finding the snap halves shouldn't be a problem and the underpadding will work itself out as well.

Bryan (LBO370) PM'ed me today with encouraging news!! :love:

He has several carpet samples and thinks the serging of the cut-outs is no problem. He's working up a sample piece from the pattern I sent him, but he asked "Do you really think there is much demand?" :ermm:

Well crew?

I trust Bryan's judgement explicitly. Pictures of the sample will be available as soon as it can be done I am sure, but in the meantime---

List interest.

I'm in for 2 sets made to order.

Let's get a tally going of who's up for this.

It's gonna happen. :classic:

Jim D.

"Zup" :bunny:

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I want 1 set, but all my car funds for the next couple of months are dedicated to the upcoming roof re-skin and following re-paint. So I might not be ready to get mine until late Summer.

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Gotta be bound all the way around. I've seen them without. Bound around the mounting tab area under the front seats or it'll rip too easy.
I ran out of poll choices, Dave. We're limited to 15 choices. But edge binding is a given, as far as I'm concerned.
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Other colors. For those of us not trying to be original / correct. I'm going with a grey/black/charcoal color.

Will use indoor/outdoor loop carpet. Will have the edges bound, probably with vinyl tape. (Exactly what I had in my previous Z when I had access to a commercial sewing machine). I'd do it myself, but it would kill my sewing machine.

Also, I like a rubber (attached) underpad, also available with indorr/outdoor carpeting.

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