Received the carpet and floor mats- the installation was pretty straightfoward- we laid out the carpet in the house to get the fold lines out. It fit pretty well to the conturs of the cab- it was oversized in all directions- so we laid in in the cab and again let it rest a bit to get it to lay flat. We trimmed the sides and back- tucking the carpet under the tank.
http://i1078.photobucket.com/albums/w497/slawnski/1964%20chevy%20c-10%20Montana/095e00b3.jpg The carpet near the kick panles (right and left foot well areas) took a bit of time- I really like the mass backing as it gave the carpet a good bit of "body" - they also added felt pads to the bottom of the carpet- which I wasn't expecting- but was a nice touch. We left the front of the carpet long and isntalled a trimmed/modified cardboard firewall pad over the edges-see pictures:
http://i1078.photobucket.com/albums/w497/slawnski/1964%20chevy%20c-10%20Montana/91da1fcc.jpg I trimmed the firewall pad quite a bit along the bottom- then cut back the felt padding on the back 1/8" leaving a little 1/8" carboard lip on the bottom- then I split some vaccum line and put it over the edge of the cardboard for a more "finished" look (used weatherstrip adhesive to stick the slit line on the cardboard)
the seats, jack and accessories and seatbelts also sill plates are all that are holding it in place ( no adhesive)
http://i1078.photobucket.com/albums/w497/slawnski/1964%20chevy%20c-10%20Montana/3eac264d.jpghttp://i1078.photobucket.com/albums/w497/slawnski/1964%20chevy%20c-10%20Montana/c8dd8771.jpghttp://i1078.photobucket.com/albums/w497/slawnski/1964%20chevy%20c-10%20Montana/0b5007bd.jpgThere are a couple areas where the carpet is not laying flat on the contours of the cab- but I imagine that over time these will settle down- I chose the 80/20 carpet and I think it looks great!
