Re: [FWDLK] Petting the Car

[Tony Boatman <acboatman@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

It cost me about $350 to have new loop pile carpet installed in my 69
Barracuda, so that pricing goes for Idaho as well.  I'm thinking of
having the cut pile carpet in my 57 Dodge replaced with loop pile to
make it look more like the original stuff, so I guess the cost would be
similar.

Tony B.
Boise, ID
57 Dodge CRL
69 Barracuda convertible

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Subject: [FWDLK] Petting the Car

JFG, (just for grins), per the recurrent discussion on special-ordering
non-molded carpeting, for our cars, I contacted my small town auto
upholstery shop (which has an out-of-town-customer reputation), & asked
them what they would charge "today", if a person dropped off his
FWDLKER, & said :"Install-me a new carpet, (standard cut-pile, or loop-
pile, in black), and stitch-in this here heel-pad, I've got
and gimme  a jute pad, & I'll see ya, @ 5 o'clock, tonite."

Shop said, "If you have an appointment, & if we have the material in
stock, &/or have ordered it before you GET here :   $ 350.00" .

The cost of the carpet: $100.00.

But that's just here in Bishop, and the finished product is
professionally/perfectly installed.

Neil Vedder

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