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A CUCV with carpet? Blasphemy? You be the judge

Flyingvan911

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Nice job. An MV's roll changes when it goes from the military to civilian world. Unless you are restoring it to exact military condition, some creature comforts are expected.
 

91W350

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That's a M1009? With stereo? You had one of the best sound systems on the market and you applied a muffler and competition?



Just kidding, it looks great. I am not much of a purist, I say buy them and enjoy them....looks like you are. Glen
 

rhinob

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Very comfy looking. I even like the seat covers. I personally have the Ron "Burgundy" shagadelic edition carpeting. Would love to find a nice (and I do mean high quality) rubber matting for the entire interior to replace it. Suggestions?
 

Napoleon_Tanerite

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LMC sells rubber matts for the front and rear, though I'm not sure how thick they are. I was lucky, mine came with a 1/4" mat in the back that has proved pretty indestructible and i've slung concrete blocks, lumber and jagged metal at it with no problem
 

Hasdrubal

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On my M1009 after I sandblasted all the rust, I rhino lined it. Then I used some type of marine carpeting my friend had. Its 3/8 inch thick neoprene material so it doesn't rot and stink if it gets wet. Has an adhesive coating on the bottom and a soft terry cloth like material on the top. Had to cut many pieces to fit the interior, but the end result is fantastic, if you dont mind a few visible seams. Cuts down noise well too.
 

firecontrol86

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I like the carpet idea. Guess I never thought of putting it in there like that. So the spray glue held it up pretty easy or did you have something holding it up while the glue dried?
 
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