[jonno_racing]

hey guys, any one know where i can get some replacment carpet? or maby vinal.. would prefer carpet though!

[Rusho]

Try here

http://www.ausclassics.com.au/carpets.html

There pretty cheap too

[Fatzook]

Eghey.

Not cheap tho.

[jonno_racing]

nice form rusho, do you know if coilys have difrent floorpan to leafys?? as it only lists up to 89?

[Fatzook]

jonno_racing wrote:

nice form rusho, do you know if coilys have difrent floorpan to leafys?? as it only lists up to 89?

Same

[Rusho]

You would assume they are the same....but it's a coily!! If they are not the same they would have to be pretty bloody close

[OMalley]

I did mine myself.

$80 bucks for the marine carpet
$40 for auto trim double sided tape

Made templates with an old tarp,a day later, and a lot of cutting and re shaping, my zook had carpet!

[Fatzook]

OMalley wrote:

I did mine myself.

$80 bucks for the marine carpet
$40 for auto trim double sided tape

Made templates with an old tarp,a day later, and a lot of cutting and re shaping, my zook had carpet!

Pics

[jonno_racing]

i was thinking about that omalley BUT it is looking like the carpet will only cost me like $140 deliverd i think! worth te extra $20..

[PJ.zook]

Hey OMalley, would double sided tape be good to stick carpet to the roof?

[OMalley]

Fatzook - Ill have pics in a sec

Jonno - yer mine wouldn't of cost as much if i went for normal auto carpet, plus the double sided tape wasnt that essential. Would have been looking at about $40 or $50.


PJ - Nah, Not the stuff i used anyway. Would be too thin, something with a bit of thickness might hold carpet to your roof but i doubt it, relatively heavy stuff for tape. Hang on, why do you want carpet on you roof?


Cheers

[PJ.zook]

Im upside down a lot. Nah, just want to stick some thin marine carpet on as a rooflining, cant think of how to do it unless i get a truckload of magnets to hold carpet up while drying.

[shep]

PJ.zook wrote:

Hey OMalley, would double sided tape be good to stick carpet to the roof?

3M have a contact glue for roof lining

[OMalley]

shep wrote:

PJ.zook wrote:

Hey OMalley, would double sided tape be good to stick carpet to the roof?

3M have a contact glue for roof lining

Yeah that would be more the way to go. If your into holding it there to dry

[shep]

OMalley wrote:

shep wrote:

PJ.zook wrote:

Hey OMalley, would double sided tape be good to stick carpet to the roof?

3M have a contact glue for roof lining

Yeah that would be more the way to go. If your into holding it there to dry

it is contact glue ya peanut there is no holding of anything. ya put it on
both surfaces and when they are put together they instantly stick.

[IN2DEP]

Why have carpet anyways ??? if you go through water or mud, its just gona stay wet inside/under and rust, ive taken it out of mine and it drys in 2mins

You dont go buy a sierra for comfort lol well i didnt

[Ben_Sierra]

There was a nearly new carpet in my wt when I bought it, should fit a coily I reckon.... I don't really want it, how much do you wanna give me for it?

[OMalley]

shep wrote:

OMalley wrote:

shep wrote:

PJ.zook wrote:

Hey OMalley, would double sided tape be good to stick carpet to the roof?

3M have a contact glue for roof lining

Yeah that would be more the way to go. If your into holding it there to dry

it is contact glue ya peanut there is no holding of anything. ya put it on
both surfaces and when they are put together they instantly stick.

arrr right "contact" kinda gives it away ey?

Have some pics. Went down to take the pics down at the workshop and found my truck was sporting some new Simex MTs

Pics:

[slusher]

Have been looking at carpets for the next step in the zook restoration myself, I have found a website for a mob down south called tru-fit carpets, they have heaps of stuff and were very helpful when I rang, just google trufit carpets and you will be cheering.