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Boot Carpet - attaching

Post by McDArcy »

Hi

I have just unwrapped my new boot carpet and now I'm wondering how the vertical front panel will fit......... are these spray mounted??

(set came with the main carpet, sides and a front panel)

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Post by Helen »

as far as i am aware.
boot carpets are just loose so you can get to spare wheel,tools & fuses.

although some do come with little leather straps or/and press stud fixings. so that one section of the carpet fixes to another section and thus stop any slipping.

this is not a very tidy example but is from the correct year 911 and might give you the idea.
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Post by sdelan »

Hi Fraser - 4 Pieces ?? :shock:

I think they're usually just 3 pieces - 2 sides, and 1 main piece which covers the horizonal and vertical - and certainly in my case - snap fastners across the top edge for the main piece and snap fastners along the inside edges of the wings for the side pieces.

Hope that helps.

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Post by Helen »

the above set is 4 peices.

2x side bits, short front section to gives access to spare wheel (can be seen in bottom of above picture & should be tucked in neater than shown) then long middle section which had little leather straps to stop the back edge of the carpet slipping down.


i think it depends who the supplier is. designs seem to vary.
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Post by McDArcy »

Thanks guys

Just consulted the bible.... aka "The 911 & 912 Porsche, A Restorer's Guide to Authenticity" by Dr B Johnson............ forgot I had a copy!

" For 1969 things changed. A fourth, front piece was found glued to the inside of the inner nose covering the washer bottle. The main floor piece attached at the rear by snaps rather than straps. Side pieces also attached by snaps.................." p 42...

A project for the a.m.

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Post by Lightweight_911 »

The other difference with the replacements as opposed to the Factory original carpet pieces for the trunk is that the main original piece had a 'pocket' on the underside to accept a thin shaped plywood 'insert' that sat over the spare wheel.
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Post by McDArcy »

Yep........ my new carpet has the pocket and plywood!!

Just arrived from the states....... via Karmann Konnection!

Made by a company called Stoddard in Willoughby, Ohio!

TC73-PF-4
911/912E OEM, 4 piece w/wood Insert, Trunk Carpet Set, Perlon Felt 1969-1973

If anyone is interested!!

Seems pretty accurate!
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Post by domtoni »

FYI, Stoddard is part of the Porsche Family, so expect the parts to be approved by the factory.
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Post by jaymatwhit »

Do the later 964/993 boot carpets fit a 72 please anyone?
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Post by Alan @ CanfordClassics »

In case it helps we also make an exact replica carpet kit both for SWB and LWB cars. I will add them to our web site soon. Our trunk kit includes the leather straps for SWB cars and for LWB the 4 items, plus pocket, and also the poppers on the rear and the 3 poppers per side. We are also making the dash rear panel which covers all the wiring. These should be ready in a few weeks.

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Post by pb911 »

Mr McDArcy

I have same one - fine set too , and 4 pieces is correct , but didn't glue front piece yet - just in case !

All looks lovely till you put anything in there.

Post a pic when done.

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Post by jaymatwhit »

Thats great Alan, how much will the LWB carpet kits be please?
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Post by Jesse »

Interested in the SWB boot carpet, what will the price be?
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Post by Alan @ CanfordClassics »

Hi, I will start a new thread in the for sale section soon, but for now prices will be confirmed in a few days as I just waiting for my materials costs. I bought direct from the manufactures and had to by 100 sq metres! Here is a correct 1968 version.

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