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73-87 Chevy _ GMC Trucks => Interior & Equipment => Topic started by: bohrer54 on July 05, 2011, 06:03:47 pm
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Hey guys i am working on my 86 K30 crew cab and am in the process of ordering interior supplies. I am wondering if crew cab carpeting will still look ok, if i cut out the raised floor section on the front seats, and make it a flat floor to accomodate the 04 hd seats i have?
Thanks
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Depends on whos carpet you get. I know ACC is form fitted. They have a steam press that they use to mold the carpet into shape. I guess you could always cut slits in the carpet to make it work, like a interior shop does to form fabric around corners.
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I guess you could always cut slits in the carpet to make it work, like a interior shop does to form fabric around corners.
Years ago I bought some of that cheap carpet material from walmart and did what beastie_3 said. Then I used a hot glue gun to hold it together. It worked for that truck. I used scraps of the material when I had a void in the material after making a cut. Not sure if I would have the nerve to cut up a brand new ACC carpet though...but my point was that I did something similar with lower quality material and the hot glue to hold the cuts together worked well.
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Thanks for the reponse's. i think i am going to go with the acc and try to cut slits in it. It for the most part will be under the drivers seat anyways. Thanks again
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You might see if you could get carpet for a blazer, and but it up to the rear carpet from a crew cab. That's what I'm thinking about doing on mine, also can you post some pics of what you did to your floor pan and how you mounted the seats. i have the same seats in my crew cab but when i put them in i left the hump in. I'm not very tall (5'7") and I'm still way to close to the roof, I'm thinking about blazer floor pans to drop it down.
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Ya i will try and get some pics when i get it in.
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If you match the front of the Crew to be like a Blazer (assuming the gas tanks are gone) you could technically use the front portion of a Blazer kit.
ALSO, you can seam interior carpet just like you can house carpet.
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Thanks, i think i will end up slicing and seaming the carpet just a little bit.
I am kinda making my own seat mounts, but i think i am close to having it the way i want.
I will keep you updated how it turns out.
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Any updates?