Hi everyone,
Using TIMJG 6th Edition and have searched here but still have question regarding rear carpet. Have 69 convertible with A/C so rear Astro has block off plates. Looking at TIMJG Fig 1.2.9 I can see the carpet comes up to the lower edge of the block off plates. My car is serial # 13xxx so according to TIMJG should use the 3 rubber plugs at the rear. Double-checking the use of the plugs since they can't be seen in that particular figure and their use is going to require the carpet to bend significantly to then wrap out and around the area containing the block off plates. Want to be sure the plugs are still used in this situation before I cut holes for them.
I read how the aftermarket carpet is less flexible than original carpet so perhaps that's part of my hesitation but also, from looking at that figure, the carpet does not seem to be "creased" around that area to the extent required if using plugs. Of course, could be this is a car with serial # less than 11000 that does not use rubber plugs regardless.
Thanks.
Using TIMJG 6th Edition and have searched here but still have question regarding rear carpet. Have 69 convertible with A/C so rear Astro has block off plates. Looking at TIMJG Fig 1.2.9 I can see the carpet comes up to the lower edge of the block off plates. My car is serial # 13xxx so according to TIMJG should use the 3 rubber plugs at the rear. Double-checking the use of the plugs since they can't be seen in that particular figure and their use is going to require the carpet to bend significantly to then wrap out and around the area containing the block off plates. Want to be sure the plugs are still used in this situation before I cut holes for them.
I read how the aftermarket carpet is less flexible than original carpet so perhaps that's part of my hesitation but also, from looking at that figure, the carpet does not seem to be "creased" around that area to the extent required if using plugs. Of course, could be this is a car with serial # less than 11000 that does not use rubber plugs regardless.
Thanks.
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