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tony barnhill
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Spent y'day removing the original carpet from my '79 MGB & replacing it with a kit I got from NW Imports - good kit, everything fit as should...no carpet for the little map pocket though...
...I didn't order the formed tunnel piece as I've got all the center console hiding it...but, learned a new trick for fitting it without wrinkles:
....I glued the back end down over the padding (which I had previously glued to tranny tunnel) & bolted the female seatbelt receptacles in place. The belts & glue were strong enough in holding the carpet in place that they allowed me to stretch the piece forward & attach it under the radio console...then it was easy to glue the carpet to the new padding...once the consoles were installed, it looks as it should...
...I didn't order the formed tunnel piece as I've got all the center console hiding it...but, learned a new trick for fitting it without wrinkles:
....I glued the back end down over the padding (which I had previously glued to tranny tunnel) & bolted the female seatbelt receptacles in place. The belts & glue were strong enough in holding the carpet in place that they allowed me to stretch the piece forward & attach it under the radio console...then it was easy to glue the carpet to the new padding...once the consoles were installed, it looks as it should...