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DAVE SINCE YOU MISSED MY QUESTION OR AVOIDED IT I'LL TRY AGAIN!






Same here!......I think we may have used up our "one question only" allowance? ......gotta resort to terroristic tatics

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where does one buy this new and improved carpet (carpet that doesn't turn brown or purple, carpet that isn't sparce, carpet that isn't short etc...)

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where does one buy this new and improved carpet (carpet that doesn't turn brown or purple, carpet that isn't sparce, carpet that isn't short etc...)

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TrimParts is much better then ACC anyday.Available through many sources






I'd have to disagree with you Alan,....I purchased 3 consecutive orders with Trimparts, for carpets, and each one had serious flaws, enough to warrant returning, I've been buying from ACC for about 25-30? years now!.....and only had one carpet ever lose it's color (black turning purple)....for my personal cars I usally order cut pile, and it becomes a special order, therefore it's "freshly" made, besides I like the look of cut pile in the car, rather than "grandma's braided rug" look that 80/20 gives ya!......I've had no problems with ACC, other than the fact they cut the rug right on the mark, and leave no room for extra, last carpet I ordered from ACC was for my Tona'....again high cut pile, even for the console!.....came rolled up in their usual box, "unrolled" it, installed with no "humps", or "bumps"......I have several ACC carpets in my cars, the oldest is in my 71 Challenger T/A......I put that one (cut pile) in around 1980-1.....still looks Brand new!.......but I'm waiting to try one of Dave's...."magic carpets"








I can't speak for the new improved DW/ACC carpet.

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Is Dave's vendor ACC?????

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"The carpets they are making look great now."

I thought that my above quote was pretty self explanatory. I certainly would not have made that statement if they were incorrect or sub standard in quality!? Since I have never purchased the "past" carpet that some people have referred to on this thread, the only thing I can say is that the loop is correct, the toe pad is correct and you get plenty of additional material for cutting. I am sorry that I didn’t' restate these points again being that I had already made clear these exact same attributes in earlier posts. From what I have been told it is "better" than what was offered in the past. Again, we don’t make the carpet….we only provide a means to deliver the “shaped” quality that it is originally manufactured with. [/quote}





Wow this whole on going thread, is like waiting in the dentist office?.....to have teeth pulled!


DAVE IS THE/YOUR VENDOR ACC?......

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"The carpets they are making look great now."

I thought that my above quote was pretty self explanatory. I certainly would not have made that statement if they were incorrect or sub standard in quality!? Since I have never purchased the "past" carpet that some people have referred to on this thread, the only thing I can say is that the loop is correct, the toe pad is correct and you get plenty of additional material for cutting. I am sorry that I didn’t' restate these points again being that I had already made clear these exact same attributes in earlier posts. From what I have been told it is "better" than what was offered in the past. Again, we don’t make the carpet….we only provide a means to deliver the “shaped” quality that it is originally manufactured with.

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Dayclona your idea sounds ok but if the car came with loop I'd prefer loop. Ron

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Ron,...I'll tell ya,...you try out the look and feel/ fit of a nice high cut pile carpet in your car,....and you'll never go back to "grandma's loop pile" ever again

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Three weeks ago I put high cut pile in my 93 Dakota.Ordered it from one of the Moparts site sponsors.It is ACC,left it out in the sun for about an hour,fit like a glove,pleanty left to trim and was $125 and free shipping.

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After reading over 270 responses to the initial post,the only conclusion I have come to is an attempt to reintroduce a product that is readily available at an increased cost.For those of you that have money to burn for a flat shipping container that cost as much as the carpet,have at it.Its your money.When this thread started,most probably thought there was going to be a new holy grail of carpet available through ECS.Actually the carpet is available from any ACC vendor.Your choice.

And Dave,when you respond to this please be civil in your comments and justification.

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Reguardless of how it will be shipped, rolled or laid flat...I think people want to know is if the improvements made to the actual carpets themselves in reguards to " things like incorrect loop density, incorrect toe pads, insufficient material, etc….. " will be put into EVERY ACC carpet sold from now on....or will they have two levels of quality?...their level and the DW special?

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I never really got that "hump" to flatten out.

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