Reply to "The R/H sill hole"

peterfenlonMember

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Originally posted by dave cantagallo-canada #4072:
Peter, I just laid my Hall Pantera carpet yesterday and used a acetylene torch to heat up a piece of pipe to burn a clean hole for the seat bolts into the carpet. Hall Pantera fit perfectly just no holes in it. Not sure where you picked your carpet

Larry its nice to know that I am not alone.

Hello Dave, I used a local company here in Manchester, they do carpets for lots of older Classic cars but had no info on a DT Pantera (whats that) but they copied my carpets with quality material.

I note in the parts boot the sill carpet seems to avoid the hole!!!

But apart from that the carpets are very good.

6/5/172:57 PM

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