Re: Trunk Interior Finish for 1940
Posted by West Peterson On 2011/6/8 13:22:08
Joe
I am so sorry. I was assuming you wanted to only hear from those who had 160s or, more specificly, convertible sedans. There could be a difference, and that's why I didn't take these sooner for you. Anyway, as you know, my car is original, but it's a 180 sedan. No rubber mats, but there is a pebblie-grained "liner" under the carpet on the floor. The carpet seems to be glued down to it. I didn't try to pry it up too much, as it seemed to be stuck.
The carpet reminds me of the material found in the back package area of a 1962 VW Beetle. A very "itchy" material that is not comfortable to have against your skin when you're 5 years old.
I hope this is of some help.
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I am so sorry. I was assuming you wanted to only hear from those who had 160s or, more specificly, convertible sedans. There could be a difference, and that's why I didn't take these sooner for you. Anyway, as you know, my car is original, but it's a 180 sedan. No rubber mats, but there is a pebblie-grained "liner" under the carpet on the floor. The carpet seems to be glued down to it. I didn't try to pry it up too much, as it seemed to be stuck.
The carpet reminds me of the material found in the back package area of a 1962 VW Beetle. A very "itchy" material that is not comfortable to have against your skin when you're 5 years old.
I hope this is of some help.
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