Carpet replacement question

[Parker]

and I'm trying to figure out my options. I currently have grey partial leather interior, of which I'm changing to full black leather (barring a few grey leather accents).

I need to replace the grey flooring and door pieces with new black carpet and I've been unsuccessful in finding a supplier. I don't want to use my locar dealer if I don't have to...

Any suggestions?

TIA,

Parker

[Tool Pants]

None from me. The carpet is formed to fit the car. Did see a set on ebay but it was Boxster Red. Try a wrecker and see if they have your color. I have dyed carpet on other cars but it did no hold up. Jeff

[Parker]

Thank you Jeff. I'll let you know what I find.

- rs

[Guest Carlos (in Vegas)]

I located a set of black carpet on eBay to replace my faded Boxster Red carpet. Paid $500 for the set. I tried dyeing a piece of the red carpet, but didn't like the look. I replaced the carpet myself, as it only involves removing the seats, center console, and rear console.

For the smaller trim pieces, such as those along the door frames and the fuse box cover, I simply took them to an upholstery shop and they replaced the carpet. Ran about $120.

I also went with the GT-3 console delete, which negated having to re-carpet the two pieces on either side of the center console. $100 for the part in matching carpet.

Finally, the bottom of the door panels were done by the local dealer's interior trim guy, and he charged $200.

Total to convert carpet: $920.

New look with black carpet and Boxster Red seats with large leather package (red-leather dash): priceless.

Good luck!

Carlos

[Gundo]

Pictures please! Sounds fantastic

[Parker]

Just found a black set from a 1997 Boxster on eBay!

"Buy It Now" works like a charm in stituations like these :)

$250... I called them first to ask the condition, all good/no water damage