Yup, I searched the threads and found a lot of discussion but not many facts. Of those with 1978 Zs who replaced their carpet, what vendor would you recommend and why? Thanks in advance . . .

Jeffrey Woodard

Yup, I searched the threads and found a lot of discussion but not many facts. Of those with 1978 Zs who replaced their carpet, what vendor would you recommend and why? Thanks in advance . . .

Jeffrey Woodard

I got a kit from Datsun Spirit that was just awesome, by far the best. It went in exactly like the original. The fit and quality was there. Eiji at Datsun Spirit was great. The kit comes from Japan so it takes some time to get but is worth the wait. We did the intall on a 1978.

Great feedback. What is their contact information? Their website seems to be down . . .

Jeff Woodard

Great feedback. What is their contact information? Their website seems to be down . . .

Jeff Woodard

(703) 598-5215

Datsun Spirit Serving All Dats Datsun Spirit

8482 Battle Ct

Manassas, VA 20110

Heck, he's in my backyard here in VA.

Thanks!

Jeff Woodard

I purchased mine from MSA. Nice Quality/Fit.

I purchased mine from MSA. Nice Quality/Fit.

Did you get the "loop" or "cut pile"?

Did you get the "loop" or "cut pile"?

That's my question as well. Of those who have had both, (1) which did you like best (2) which lasted longer?

cut looks more modern but loop is best, lasts longer and is original. I was going to replace mine but looked at my original loop carpet closely and now I plan on removing it extracting it and dying black with sem just to refresh it. saving $$$.

Do not forget Chester & Herod - discussed at

http://www.classiczcars.com/forums/showthread.php?t=29317&highlight=Chester+Herod&page=6

I am certain they could make a high quality kit for the 280Z.

Keith

Do not forget Chester & Herod - discussed at

http://www.classiczcars.com/forums/showthread.php?t=29317&highlight=Chester+Herod&page=6

I am certain they could make a high quality kit for the 280Z.

Keith

chester & herod are great, I talked to them not long ago, it seems the best deal is to go with them: loop custum cut, molded cut pile cost more from them but there loop sounded like the best route and what they recomended.

Did you get the "loop" or "cut pile"?

Steve,

I stuck with the Cut Pile which was appropriate for the Year/Model.

Do not forget Chester & Herod - discussed at

http://www.classiczcars.com/forums/showthread.php?t=29317&highlight=Chester+Herod&page=6

I am certain they could make a high quality kit for the 280Z.

Keith

Do you have a link to Chester & Herod? Their website seems to just be a link farm or some type. Are they still in business?