Studebaker carpet question

[Vertwagon]

while on the topic of carpets. have any wagon guys been able to replace carpet with a fitted kit? im curious if a standard lark kit would do just fine?

[56GH]

Fabricated my own "replica" of the SP-50049 remote brake fluid reservoir accessory usiing some tubing parts and a '63-'64 GT Hawk master cylinder cover..

Sure looks great to me. If there is an access cut in the carpet for the Master Cylinder...it really is blended in well.

[jclary]

Very satisfied with price, quality and fit from Automotive Interiors in my 1962 GT. Their web site shows a special section for Studebakers.

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Sure looks great to me. If there is an access cut in the carpet for the Master Cylinder...it really is blended in well.

[56GH]

Very satisfied with price, quality and fit from Automotive Interiors in my 1962 GT. Their web site shows a special section for Studebakers.

[Hallabutt]

In what model is it going?

[jclary]

Original stock, or the best quality "LOOP" carpet ever...I am not a fan of loop carpet. The very nature of its construction is an ambush waiting to snag something or someone. A dense high quality cut pile is safer and more durable.

[acolds]

I purchase two from Studebaker international on for my brothers President another for my Clipper fit is ok , the carpet is of poor quality in my view snags easy and the loop is not as dense as original . The price was good and fast delivery

[kpayne9449]

I can wait for sure, I just can't find any thread of anyone using the Studebaker International carpet sets

[ddub]

Southeast Studebaker is excellent quality, but how long can you wait?

[kpayne9449]

Has anyone used the carpet set from Studebaker international? I was wondering about that vs Southeast Studebaker as far as quality.

Thanks!