Replacing the carpet
For what it's worth. I've been buying "down in the money" pickups. I bring them home, pull all of the carpet out. Then go get about 5 cans of "Spot Shot". Take it to the car wash spray (liberally) the carpet then use the car wash pressure wash to clean it away. I lay the carpet across the bed of the truck. I had carpet that was so bad it was competely matted down. By the time I was finished and let the carpet dry it looked brand new. I WOULD have replaced it with the rubber instead of putting the carpet back in if I were to keep these trucks but I'm "flipping" these trucks for extra $$$$$. I'm not keeping them.
Might want to check out http://www.stockinteriors.com/
Last edited by KedwinH; Sep 25, 2011 at 04:03 PM.
For what it's worth. I've been buying "down in the money" pickups. I bring them home, pull all of the carpet out. Then go get about 5 cans of "Spot Shot". Take it to the car wash spray (liberally) the carpet then use the car wash pressure wash to clean it away. I lay the carpet across the bed of the truck. I had carpet that was so bad it was competely matted down. By the time I was finished and let the carpet dry it looked brand new. I WOULD have replaced it with the rubber instead of putting the carpet back in if I were to keep these trucks but I'm "flipping" these trucks for extra $$$$$. I'm not keeping them.
Last edited by RickNC; Sep 29, 2011 at 07:01 AM.

