Junk in the Trunk: The Finale

I picked up the carpet pieces that I had dropped off at Gresham Lake Upholstery the other day. I had them sew vinyl around the edges, and it looks great. (That service cost $65, which puts the entire trunk carpet project well under the $250 that a pre-made kit would cost.)



I think this is one project that worked out pretty well. At the car show next Saturday I will leave the trunk open so people can check it out... :-)

If I were doing it again, I'd use the fuel filler tube to lay the Eucaboard up against a little more, and have a single long piece of carpet for the back panel. That might look a littlle cleaner, but the way I have it, I can get into either side of the back panel without disturbing the other side.



(BTW, there's glare on the carpet from the flash.)