Car Interior Carpet
Replacement
A picture illustrated guide on how to
replace the interior carpet in a 1997 Dodge Stratus sedan.
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![]() Old Interior Carpet Removed |
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![]() Front & Rear Seats Removed |
![]() Old Carpet & New Interior Carpet |
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| The new interior carpet replacement kit was cut to perfection by a computer assisted machine (according to the manufacturer's installation instructions) so it didn't require any trimming or adjustment. All we had to do was lay down the car's new carpet on the metal interior and make sure that the bolt holes for the seats lined up. The hardest part of the whole procedure was putting the front seats back in the car. | |||
![]() New Interior Carpet Installed |
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In the pictures above you can see that we have installed the new interior carpet replacement material and the back seat is in place in the car. Right away, I could see that this was a great way to restore an almost 9 year old car to look relatively new. |
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![]() Rear Car Seat Re-Installed |
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| Well I hope you
enjoyed this informal guide to restoring an older car with a brand new
automotive interior carpet replacement kit. These interior carpet
replacement kits are available for most makes and models of cars, and they
cost anywhere from $150 to $300 depending on how large your car is or the
manufacturer. |
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