Carpet in '95 2-door
05-17-2015, 02:21 PM
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Carpet in '95 2-door
The carpet in my '95 2-door is looking pretty sad. Does anyone sell a decent carpet kit? I tried Gino's, but couldn't find anything.
05-18-2015, 02:48 AM
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I did not use this carpet, but I have ordered a lot of things from LMC trucks.
Truck Parts and Truck Accessories
Maybe you find something there?
Cheers
Markus
Truck Parts and Truck Accessories
Maybe you find something there?
Cheers
Markus
08-18-2015, 06:07 PM
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I took the seats out of mine, pulled the carpet and pressure washed it, an let it hang to dry for the summer. Drove it around with bare metal (noisy) floor.
I wished I had bought a carpet kit when they were still available at Dodge.
I wished I had bought a carpet kit when they were still available at Dodge.
08-19-2015, 11:08 AM
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A 2nd vote for LMC. Used to live near their headquarters and have met a few of their folks. Very nice folks to work with.
Purchased a lot of goods through them - both over the counter as well as on-line and never been let down yet.
Purchased a lot of goods through them - both over the counter as well as on-line and never been let down yet.
03-29-2024, 11:29 PM
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NO, the LMC carpet is not a good choice. LMC advertises the carpet for the 1994 thru 2001 Dodge as, "MOLDED CARPET. LOOKS AND FITS LIKE THE ORIGINAL." That is complete horse puckey. What I got from LMC was just a flat piece of carpet with a little bit of padding under the front 30% of the piece, and a heel protector heat-welded onto the carpet. It wasn't molded at all, and it needed substantial trimming at the front and also sides.
The original Dodge carpet is amazing. There is a 1/8th inch, black, rubber under layment under the entire OEM carpet, and real padding under all of the carpet, plus the carpet itself is thicker. To compensate, I bought some adhesive-backed "Freeze King" insulation from the local lumber co., and laid it down all over the floor before I put the LMC carpet down. IF at all possible, save you original carpet, or save the black rubber underlayment and real the padding, and install a new carpet over that.
The original Dodge carpet is amazing. There is a 1/8th inch, black, rubber under layment under the entire OEM carpet, and real padding under all of the carpet, plus the carpet itself is thicker. To compensate, I bought some adhesive-backed "Freeze King" insulation from the local lumber co., and laid it down all over the floor before I put the LMC carpet down. IF at all possible, save you original carpet, or save the black rubber underlayment and real the padding, and install a new carpet over that.
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