Carpet kits

[grantf]

So I am trying again to quit smoking:sick:

As an added incentive I am looking into a new carpet kit. My 77 has the sloped rear deck and I would like loop, as close to stock as possible.

Any recommendations?

[Taz0162]

MSA has great carpet kits. They sell cut pile and loop options.

[grantf]

I have browsed MSA the only kit for an early 77 does not state if it cut or loop. Have you used one of there kits?

[Lone_Star]

I have one of their kits. They do have loop and cut pile, call and request samples. My kit is for a 260 and is a 7 piece kit, so it is different than what would fit your car. It does have the heel pad and backside pad, as well as sewn edging where it is exposed.

[grantf]

I guess I just need to call around. I have heard in the past about a smaller business that specialized in Zcarpet. I forget there name.

I also will do a thread search and google search. But really I wanted to know about others experiences, Good and bad.

[cbuczesk]

Try ACC...Auto Custom Carpet.

Chuck

[grantf]

Wow. for over $400 ACC only offers cut pile no loop and the site does not say if it's for an early 77 or late 77. I could call them anyhow.

[cbuczesk]

I know that they used to sell loop and cut pile. It used to cost a lot less too!

Chuck

[grantf]

Who knows they may still sell in loop. just seems a little pricey. But thanks for the tip. The more choices the better.

[30 Ounce]

We ordered a carpet for my dad's '72 from www.stockinteriors.com and I was really impressed. Very nice fit, pad was attached to the carpet and is high quality. Much better than the one I got from MSA for my '74. Although it's not bad.

[grantf]

Nice Car! but I am looking for loop pile not cut. www.stockinteriors.com had really good pricing on premolded carpet kits like I have seen else were but what they sold was cut not loop pile.

[Hardway]

Hey 30 Ounce, that is a great shot of the carpet you installed. Which is that one exactly? Plush or ultra plush? It does not look like the loop carpet.