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nsw
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Melbourne
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November 2002
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Re: PLEASE HELP carpet for TA22 where to get good quality and fit
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Thu, 10 April 2003 23:03
 
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I put a Knox carpet in my TA22 about 6 months ago. Only problem is that I think it was moulded off an automatic so the carpet is loose over the trans tunnell. It's not a huge problem but you end up with some small folds which are mostly under the centre console.
Hope this helps.
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Adelaide
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February 2003
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Re: PLEASE HELP carpet for TA22 where to get good quality and fit
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Fri, 11 April 2003 00:04
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ok, this place is fairly cheap and they send to anywhere in australia... u have the choice or man, or auto so maybe u chose the wrong one, but maybe the sent the wrong one.
www.knoxautocarpets.com.au
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nsw
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April 2003
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Re: PLEASE HELP carpet for TA22 where to get good quality and fit
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Sun, 13 April 2003 04:50
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my car doesnt have a centre console? so i need it to fit properly.
how can i tell if the car was orig a auto or manual? then i can ensure i order the correct model.
thanks for the replys
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nsw
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April 2003
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Re: PLEASE HELP carpet for TA22 where to get good quality and fit
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Fri, 02 May 2003 10:10
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hi people,
i ended up going for the knox..fitted quite well..
overall iam pleased with the end result..
the only bit that didnt fit well was the rear section, where the main cross memeber goes under the seat....its been modified so that would explain the poor fit in the back.
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Perth
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October 2002
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Re: PLEASE HELP carpet for TA22 where to get good quality and fit
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Mon, 05 May 2003 03:32
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I got the Knox super-plush carpet about a month ago for my MA-61. Colour was nice, quality was supurb. The fornt piece fitted nicely, but the back didn't  - it seemed to be made for a MONSTER transmission tunel (looked like you would have to slice a piece out of the ecntre to make it fit). However, the professional carpet fitting guts use a heat gun of some sort which kinda 'shrink-wraps' the bumps and bulges out of the carpet.
If you DIY, get some chalk, a good Stenley knife, make little x's rather than circular holes for bolts, measure everything up with measure and by placing it in the car, and TAKE YOUR TIME. I did my own and botched quite a few bits - luckily all now hidden by centre console (they are good for something) and seats.
Good luck,
Justin
JZA in production
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