1990-1992 Mustang ACC Quarter Trim Carpet Insert for Convertible Titanium Gray
Replacing the interior quarter trim carpet in your Mustang convertible is an easy way to spruce up its interior. It is a simple, one-person installation and can be done in a few hours. All you have to do is remove the rear interior panels on your Mustang convertible, peel off the old trim carpet, scrape off the residue from the old glue, then apply some of our spray adhesives to the interior panel as well as the backside of the new quarter trim carpet and press firmly to adhere. Our high-quality ACC Mustang convertible interior quarter trim carpet is pre-cut to fit your Mustang for a seamless, OE look and features a sewn finished edge for a seamless appearance.
Quality Materials
ACC pre-cut and finished Mustang convertible interior 1/4 trim carpet is made of heavyweight 16oz cut-pile carpeting with a poly backing. This combination makes for a beautiful, long-wearing carpet. As is the case with many late-model vehicles the late model Ford Mustang came from the factory with cut-pile style carpet. A cut-pile carpet is a form of carpet that involves a strategic cut of the loops that are created during the weaving of a carpet. The loops are cut to the same height and allowed to tuft slightly. This approach gives the carpet pile the appearance of softness and often appears to be very dense and provides a cushion for the foot.
Auto Custom Carpet
Auto Custom Carpet is the world's leading manufacturer of automotive floor covering. We are proud to offer such a high-quality carpet for your Mustang. All ACC floor carpet is made to original Mustang specifications including correct heal pad, fastening material, and jute backing for a PERFECT FIT! After extensive research, the ACC carpet color 9779 (Medium Gray/Pewter) is the best match for OEM carpet. While this color may vary slightly, it is the closest match to the OEM carpet.
Application
- Fits 1990-1992 Ford Mustang Convertible
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