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Message: <blockquote data-quote="b1pig" data-source="post: 1535661" data-attributes="member: 29440">I may have mentioned elsewhere... I had been waiting on my new upholstery to come in. I expected it to be here mid January, but it arrived before the new year. Between weather and life, I have had to put car work off. Until this weekend. One of the things that encouraged me to put it off was that I had not ordered new carpet yet. Well wait no more. Turns out a 17 year old kid who "had" a Mustang.. no longer has one, but he had a new in box ACC carpet in black. When this came up, the money I planed to pay on my credit card... the wife said buy the carpet.So, now. My interior.... is um... its and exterior. I pulled it all out Saturday morning.[ATTACH=full]31280[/ATTACH]A little ambitious as I didn't have the carpet in hand.... but hey. You can see how bad this carpet was.[ATTACH=full]31281[/ATTACH]Let me tell you.There is nothing I found online about the back seat. It was an absolute pain in the butt. The material is glued to the foam. I didn't find any rear seat foam, but then again I wasn't really looking for it. Nothing told me it was glued to the cover. If I knew that I might have tried to actually find some. Peeling that material off without damaging the foam was fiddly. Doable... but fiddly.[ATTACH=full]31282[/ATTACH][ATTACH=full]31284[/ATTACH][ATTACH=full]31283[/ATTACH]I did try spraying some glue down in the cuts, but the OEM foam has no rods to tie the cover to.... so I just let it go. End results:[ATTACH=full]31285[/ATTACH][ATTACH=full]31286[/ATTACH]Upper rear seatback compared to recovered lower rear seat. You can see how flat it looks without rods in the roam to tie to. Still. Looks better than it did.[ATTACH=full]31287[/ATTACH]And with that done... that was my Saturday.</blockquote>