ACC Ford Replacement Carpet Kits

Choose your vehicle application, then compare materials, coverage and options on each listing.

ACC Ford Replacement Carpet for Cars, Trucks and Broncos

Bring a worn Ford interior back together with replacement flooring selected for the way the vehicle is built. This collection includes Auto Custom Carpets applications for Mustang, Thunderbird, Bronco and Ford pickups. Start with the model category below, then match the year, body or cab style, transmission and coverage on the individual product. Those details are more useful than choosing by color alone.

Mustang carpet: body style and rear interior matter

Early Mustang listings distinguish coupe, convertible and fastback applications. The catalog includes 1965–1968 fastback packages described with or without fold-down seats, as well as products supplied without a shifter hole. A two-piece coupe set and a multi-piece fastback package describe different interior layouts. Compare the listed sections with the car, especially when a previous owner has changed the seats, console or rear trim.

For a project that combines fresh upholstery with retained panels, establish the carpet texture and shade before ordering several separate pieces. Nylon, Loop and Cutpile wording should be reviewed on the selected application. A photograph of another finished Mustang can help establish a style direction, but it does not identify the correct kit for your car.

F-Series carpet: identify the cab and transmission

Ford pickup carpet needs a more detailed application check than the F-Series badge. Regular, extended and crew cabs have different floor coverage. Older listings can also distinguish column shift, floor shift, C-6 automatic, four-speed, two-wheel drive and four-wheel drive. Read any tunnel-height or fuel-type notes with the title. A transmission conversion can change which floor configuration needs to be matched.

The collection includes early F-100 applications as well as F-150, F-250 and F-350 categories. Use those categories to narrow the search, then compare the exact year range. A longer year range on one product does not establish that every neighboring application shares its fitment.

Bronco and Thunderbird applications

Bronco packages can cover more than the front footwells. For example, the catalog identifies a 1966–1973 one-tank complete package with a tailgate-lock detail and a separate 1978–1979 complete package. Check those configuration notes before deciding whether a passenger-area or complete set matches the restoration. Do not extend an early Bronco application to a later vehicle with the same model name.

Thunderbird listings likewise separate years and transmission details. The collection includes 1964–1966 hardtop/convertible automatic applications and a separately described 1966 four-speed product. Keep the full application wording when comparing options or asking for assistance.

Choose the finish after confirming the application

Review the available material, color and backing on the selected product page. A backing upgrade, where offered, changes the flooring configuration; it does not correct an incorrect cab or body application. Check whether the package identifies a curtain or other additional section. Loose floor mats and trunk flooring should be ordered separately unless the listing explicitly includes them.

Before fitting your new Ford carpet

Retain the removed flooring as a reference, inspect for leaks and corrosion, and follow the supplied fitting instructions. Position the carpet around the tunnel, seat mounts and sill edges before trimming. For a modified vehicle, send the exact product link and a description of the current floor layout before ordering.

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