Who has best carpet kits

[1970 CST Short Wide]

I'm in need of new carpet for my 70 with high hump. Who has the best kit/ price
Thanks
Steve

[Money_pit]

Just put one in from brothers turned out pretty great for my first time. Think average price was around $150

[1970 CST Short Wide]

Originally Posted by Money_pit

Just put one in from brothers turned out pretty great for my first time. Think average price was around $150

I'll check them out
Thanks

[randy500]

Best quality is Auto Custom Carpets (ACC) and the best price on ACC carpet is rockauto.com

[Grumpy old man]

Originally Posted by randy500

Best quality is Auto Custom Carpets (ACC) and the best price on ACC carpet is rockauto.com

ACC MASS Backed only , carpet kits are one of those things that you have to pay for what's on the back not what you see fr the top , the mass backed fit better at sound deadening and just all around better product . Don't cheap out on carpet kits !
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[FirstOwner69]

I agree with Grumpy and Randy. I bought ACC mass backed from Rock Auto and am very satisfied. Stock Interiors sells it for a bit more but has more color options and will also send samples if color match and pile type are undecided.

[70shortfleet]

Originally Posted by randy500

best quality is auto custom carpets (acc) and the best price on acc carpet is rockauto.com

2x

[OregonNed]

I installed an ACC carpet and quality and fit was excellent!

[custom10nut]

Is there a glue that's used to hold a new carpet in place, or does it stay in place with the seats and sill plates?
I'm ordering my new carpet soon, so I'm a sponge for info.

[OregonNed]

On mine I used 3M Super 77 to spray the back of the carpet and the floor for adhesion. Prior to laying the carpet I put down a layer of Fat Mat for road noise dampening.

[1970 CST Short Wide]

Well I looked at Brothers and they were haveing a sale. Done some business with them in the past with good results. Carpet will be here Wendsday

[67ChevyRedneck]

I've also seen a couple types, supposedly there is one out there that goes all the way to the back of the cab (ACC brand) for when the tank is removed, but I can never seem to confirm 100% that is correct. Has anyone bought one that goes all the way back? My last ACC carpet stopped right in front of the tank.

[Cooper Restorations]

We sell Trim Parts carpet... you have the option of getting it to go to the back of the cab, or stop at the tank.
www.cooperrestorations.com

Message me if you need more info.

Jeff Cooper

[FirstOwner69]

Originally Posted by 67ChevyRedneck

I've also seen a couple types, supposedly there is one out there that goes all the way to the back of the cab (ACC brand) for when the tank is removed, but I can never seem to confirm 100% that is correct. Has anyone bought one that goes all the way back? My last ACC carpet stopped right in front of the tank.

I haven't seen any installed, but ACC makes versions with and without mass backing that go to the back of the cab without the tank. Available at Rock Auto and Stock Interiors.

['68OrangeSunshine]

I'm thinking about getting one from Brothers. I notice their rubber matts are about $50 more than their high hump carpet kits. I replaced an OEM rubber matt after 35 years with one from LMC. It started decomposing only 5 years later. Rectangular chunks, along the scored lines, would pop out.
I may have replaced the original 1968 matt with a GM matt from the Chevy dealer once in the '70s ot '80s, when you could still get NOS from them for decent prices, but the import matts are trash.
I may have to go with a carpet.
I'll check out RockAuto.

[Money_pit]

This carpet was mat backed. I also sprayed the 3m adhesive it's the aac carpet from brothers. 2 little ripples by the floor hump but they are getting better every day

[rharris]

I Used ACC from one of the big aftermarket stores (LMC). Before I bought it I had mixed reviews about buying here, but I heard all positive about ACC. However, nowhere on the site or book does it say it is ACC, but when it arrived the box was from them. The carpet turned out very nice and installed rather easy. It stays in place with the dimmer, door sills, seat, belts, etc. It goes to the back of the cab. I also used the gas tank cover from AAC. I laid mine out inside for a few days so it could freely unform from the packaging box. It comes with jute pad, and I installed the rubber deadener underneath it. I was happy for a first time installer. I did not pull the tank, so that is why it is rolled up in the back.