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Join Date: Aug 2008
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442 restoration questions
is the original carpet on a '70 442 2 or 3 sections? the one in our car looks original, but the front section is 2 peices under the front buckets and then the rear part.
does anyone know the correct plating or paint finish for the following items? 4 speed shift linkage and reverse lockout linkage? hood latch and hinges? coil bracket? lower control arm bolts and nuts? upper control arm shaft washers and nuts? has anyone ever found a build sheet above the gas tank on a lansing built 442 or W car??? thanx! |
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Just an Olds Guy
Join Date: Jul 2008
Location: Edmonton, AB
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Sounds like someone might have "modified" your carpet or replaced the front. To my knowledge, your car should have a 2 piece carpet. Having buckets shouldn't make any difference to the carpet. It just means that there are different hole patterns for the seat mounts/tracks. The carpet should be a jute back 80/20 loop, and both back the front carptets were "preformed" to fit the contours of the floor pan and trans hump. If the carpet is split under the console, I would suspect a backyard repair.
Good question about the build sheet. Never found the actual build order, but I found 3 broadcast sheets in my car. 1 tucked into the dash wiring loom, 1 under the front carpet, and 1 on top of the gas tank when I had to take it out for a leaking filler neck (The sheet wasn't in very good shape but was recognizable for what it was). My car was built in Lansing 04/72.
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3 oldsmobiles - no buildshhets from lansing
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Join Date: Jul 2008
Location: dogtown
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who has the best carpet ...?
I need one for my '70 ... |
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Landyacht Club President
Join Date: Jul 2007
Location: Lawton, OK
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I know Kanter sells reproduction carpets for classic cars. However, I think they are generic. There is also a place called EZ Rod Interiors (I think that is right), they do generic interior items for most muscle and classic cars.
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I ordered a under hood and light harness from brothers auto product they say they compete at shows. I also ordered a set of door handle gaskets as the ones from opg were a joke... |
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Join Date: Dec 2007
Location: Cary, NC
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Try www.accmats.com I have them in my 68 and they are direct replacements for the originals.
Regards, Fred
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we've used ACC in the past. they fit well and are good quality. the only issue i have is they seem to get fuzzy. i can't find anyone's carpet that has the look and feel of original carpet.
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I almost bought a cherrry cutlass just to ravage NOS pieces. I got out bid though ...
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70' W-30 Convertible
Join Date: Mar 2007
Location: Virginia
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I bought carpet from this site twice:
http://www.autotrimsupply.com. Seems to be of good quality, they appear to be selling the ACC products but about 1/2 the price. I bought both carpets with the mass backing option which really quiets things down. |
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