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Anyone have one? I was thinking of making one. I see they are for sale on E-bay but a bit pricey. You can get the carpet for about $10.00

Go to San Diego, I hear they are handing them out for free. http://forums.genvibe.com/zerothread?id=24661

tons of people have made their on on this board, im a little lazy atm, but just search and you shall find what you seek.

I bought mine from the Pontiac dealer. $36 and it's identical to the front and rear floor mats. Plus, it doesn't move at all.

I bought ours from GM Parts Direct. Don't remember how much we paid, because it was well over a year ago. I'm very happy with it. Keeps things from sliding around, and looks very sharp.

I made the template and got the carpet today. Just have to cut it out. What I was going to ask is this: Did you put carpet on the back seat back also? So the whole back is carpet if you put the seats down.

No, I never carpeted the seatbacks. On another note, just came from down your way, and the Goasis station at 71 & 250 is $2.39 for unleaded!

I just instaled the carpet tonight. will get a pic soon. Yep, Gas is dropping here in Ashland. 2.39 All over town. Goasis started a price war when they opened. They drop and everyone else does also.

Quote, originally posted by Digger »I just instaled the carpet tonight. will get a pic soon. Yep, Gas is dropping here in Ashland. 2.39 All over town. Goasis started a price war when they opened. They drop and everyone else does also. I can't wait to see the pics, wow, nice gas prices... it's around $2.84 in Tampa.

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How did you go about attaching the carpet to the seat backs? As a starter I purchased a 40" x 60" carpet from Walmart for only $15. I could get black or gray. After trying both the gray won out due to not showing dirt and it didn't visually stick out so much. It fit almost perfectly and had rubber on the back so it doesn't slide around. Because it's rectangular I can slide it back to cover the bumper if I need to. All I had to do was cut a slit so the seats could work independently. I still have to get some edging and bind the edges where I cut the slit.

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Wow, I have actual carpet out of my parents house. They put down hardwood floors and tore out all the old blue carpet. So I thoguht, why not, just until I can find some extra cash for the "real" one.