Carpet - the thick woollen type

MartinW · 4th October 2007, 18:56

I acquired a Sandstone Beige velour interior from a Cowley built 75 - the main reason being I wanted the front seats for another project.

However, my purchase came with a lovely thick beige carpet, albeit a little dirty and with one or two marks on it which may or may not come off.

I am told the carpets were better than the ones from Longbridge and the Project Nose-Dive on Quality. There's also a rear seat complete with the all important coffee cup holders in the middle. There's various other bits of carpeting etc, too, to go with it.

Before I take this lot to the skip, anyone fancy taking it away FOC? I'll keep it for a week or so but then I need to clear my garage.

Chester area - contact me on my email please as I seldom look in here.

4th October 2007, 18:56	#1
MartinW Newbie MG TF LE500 Join Date: Nov 2006 Location: Chester Posts: 2 Thanks: 0 Thanked 2 Times in 2 Posts	Carpet - the thick woollen type I acquired a Sandstone Beige velour interior from a Cowley built 75 - the main reason being I wanted the front seats for another project. However, my purchase came with a lovely thick beige carpet, albeit a little dirty and with one or two marks on it which may or may not come off. I am told the carpets were better than the ones from Longbridge and the Project Nose-Dive on Quality. There's also a rear seat complete with the all important coffee cup holders in the middle. There's various other bits of carpeting etc, too, to go with it. Before I take this lot to the skip, anyone fancy taking it away FOC? I'll keep it for a week or so but then I need to clear my garage. Chester area - contact me on my email please as I seldom look in here. Last edited by MartinW; 4th October 2007 at 18:59..