Carpet

[georgeb]

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[bravekozak]

First make sure under your control panel, edit options, miscellaneous options.
that the message editor interface is set to a minimum of Standard Editor-extra formatting controls.

Then find the thread. copy and paste the link number, highlight the link number, copy the link address, click on Insert Link icon, paste link address.

[Team Lightning]

I bought mine from this place.
I looked on the web for a discount code and saved about half of the shipping.
The total was 158.00 and I ordered it on Monday and received it on Thursday.
I haven't installed it yet due to the car is still in the paint and body shop.

http://www.stockinteriors.com/items.asp?MakeId=8&ModelId=617&MainCatId=1&Desc=Ford_Festiva_Carpet

[georgeb]

First make sure under your control panel, edit options, miscellaneous options.
that the message editor interface is set to a minimum of Standard Editor-extra formatting controls.

Then find the thread. copy and paste the link number, highlight the link number, copy the link address, click on Insert Link icon, paste link address.

That simple?

[Flw Sock]

Personally, I would go through and try to clean it before you dish out $140. But then again all my friends refer to me as "the cheap bastard" of the group. Try a shop vac at first to get the big stuff up, and if your parents have a bissel cleaner that would be awesome afterwards. If they don't have a bissel, you could also try just putting some dawn soap in a bucket with a rag and scrub around the carpet.

Or, if you are too lazy to try cleaning it, there is another alternative which I would consider. If you go to your local home supply store (like home depot), you could check out what kind of home carpet they have, and I would be willing to bet that you could get a carpet piece as big as your car for less than $140. I changed out my Ranger's headliner with a thin rug, it's great, durable, and it was like $20 for the nice hard stuff (no homo).

[windy1]

Personally, I would go through and try to clean it before you dish out $140. But then again all my friends refer to me as "the cheap bastard" of the group. Try a shop vac at first to get the big stuff up, and if your parents have a bissel cleaner that would be awesome afterwards. If they don't have a bissel, you could also try just putting some dawn soap in a bucket with a rag and scrub around the carpet.

Or, if you are too lazy to try cleaning it, there is another alternative which I would consider. If you go to your local home supply store (like home depot), you could check out what kind of home carpet they have, and I would be willing to bet that you could get a carpet piece as big as your car for less than $140. I changed out my Ranger's headliner with a thin rug, it's great, durable, and it was like $20 for the nice hard stuff (no homo).

i bet im cheaper than u. if its not all torn up,or stained,and u can clean it,u save money and hard work. some people like new carpets.i like old ones.

[bravekozak]

I tried a high pressure hose at the car wash on the original carpet. I even got a carpet from Arizona. You wouldn't believe how much sand was in it. There is really nothing quite like a brand new black carpet to make a twenty year old car look great (besides red-stitched black leather seats).

[KJ4YXY]

Trust me I need a new carpet.
Mice have been living in it. It's all tatered. And it has mouse piss all over it. Has bunch of stains and looks bad.

[windy1]

I tried a high pressure hose at the car wash on the original carpet. I even got a carpet from Arizona. You wouldn't believe how much sand was in it. There is really nothing quite like a brand new black carpet to make a twenty year old car look great (besides red-stitched black leather seats).

right on. that new smell and fresh look . thanks