When I got Ol Yeller the first thing I did was get a professional bid for carpet. Nice guy and his work is well known here in these parts. Problem was he said I would not be able to remove it to do any addition work as he glues it (for good) to the floor. And he wanted over $400.00 for it. Not ready for that in our truck. I decided to wait and ran into the local carpet store and found an indoor/outdoor carpet in a color I liked. It was special order but it was reasonable about three times as much product that I would need but only $90.00. I could cut a couple of test runs and see how to continue. A year later I got off my butt and made my first cuts. I wasn't impressed and neither was the wife. (It's her truck.) I kept hacking away until I had enough scraps to make a pattern. Laid it out on the remaining piece, made the fatefull cut and stuck it in. It's not totally correct but it is a heck of a lot better than seeing the metal floor. BTW I used a two sided tape that is like a putty to hold down the edges and the bumps where it didn't fit too well. This tape says it's permanent but I did a test removal (so I wouldn't create more work) and in the Vegas heat it came off clean. I will post a picture in a day or two.
