E85 carpet

I've seen a green one, but I don't think it was original as it seemed to be growing. :roll:
 
jock156 said:
:rofl:

Usel, light/ dark grey?
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Brian, are you thinking of changing yours? If so, please remember you won't be able to see it under that humungous quilted mat system you have fitted. You know, the one that hid the storage net so well you forgot you had it and bought another one. :roll:
In fact, thinking on it, have you checked to see if you even have carpet under there? :poke: :D
 
Well that ain’t gonna happen :rofl:

But thanks Usel :thumbsup:

How big a job is it removing the carpet?

Anyone have a grey carpet?
 
jock156 said:
How big a job is it removing the carpet?
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Removing carpets is a PITA and something I wouldn't do unless you absolutely have to. BMW had this brilliant idea of making it one piece from left to right, so unless you cut it and ruin it, you have to dismantle the interior almost completely to remove (not sure of the E85 admittedly but other BMW 2 seaters are that idea).

A potentially easier, and maybe cheaper, way to do it would be to buy additional over-carpet and get a local upholsterer to machine and fit them.
These are the best known automotive carpet suppliers:
www.woolies-trim.co.uk
 
jock156 said:
How big a job is it removing the carpet?
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Easily done if you leave the car with me for the day.
Only issue is getting the centre console out and even that is basic nuts'n'bolts.
 
Stevo1987 said:
I think they did a tartan one for the Scottish export market.
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According to realoem it was just a black carpet supplied with a tin of tartan paint.
 
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