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1955-1959 Automatic Carpet Kit (Black)
Restoring a classic pickup truck can be a lot of work, and choosing the right parts to make your Chevrolet truck look its best can be one difficult decision after another. Tuckers Classic Auto Parts wants to help you find the parts you need to make your project look great with quality materials. New carpet can make a huge difference in your restoration, and is a project that can be done easily and in a day.
This automatic carpet kit for a 1955-1959 Chevrolet truck is made to factory specifications, heat formed and molded for a perfect fit. They also include padding where factory locations. It features an 80/20 loop carpet material. This kit is for a truck with an automatic transmission. Please see our other options for carpet kits with a manual transmission.
Why buy the 1955-1959 Automatic Chevrolet Carpet Kit?

Over time, the carpet in your classic Chevy or GM truck will become worn, faded, and discolored. Years of spills and foot traffic will cause great wear and tear to the interior.
Changing out the carpet in your classic truck is a quick and easy way to revive the interior. Once you install this kit, your truck’s interior will look like new again!
No two models of truck will be the same. This kit is specifically designed to fit the inside of your Chevrolet, molded to the factory specifications so that you won’t have to spend the time making measurements, or worrying about padding being in the wrong places.
The carpet will settle into the grooves of your truck over time, making it a perfect fit.
We use a quality and budget friendly material.
Carpet kits are an easy way to switch the color of your carpet. If you are restoring your Chevrolet truck to a different color than its original, the 1955-1959 Automatic Chevy Carpet Kit is a great product to help you change the way the interior of your truck looks to fit the color or theme you are going for.

Tips For Changing Your Carpet Kit in Your 1955-1959 Chevrolet Truck

When you remove the old carpet and underlayment, you will likely uncover wires stuck to the bottom of it. You will want to carefully remove them from the backside.
Going the extra mile to scrape up the old glue from the floor with a putty knife or wire brush will ensure a good clean base for you to lay the new carpet kit down on. Having all of the old glue and underlayment removed will allow your new carpet to have a better seal.
After you have removed the old carpet, this is a great time to look for holes, rust spots, or other repairs that need to be made that you might not have noticed otherwise.
When you receive your new 1955-1959 Automatic Chevy Carpet Kit, you will want to unroll it in the sun or another warm area to allow it to settle into its molded shape. Don’t worry about wrinkles or places that look too flat. This will change as you install it.
It might make it easier to get your carpet kit installed perfectly to remove things like the seats, pedals, etc. A little extra work will go a long way in making your installation look like it came from the factory.
Laying your carpet kit out inside the cabin floor of the truck before you glue it down might serve you well. Understanding how and which way the carpet should go beforehand could save you from making a big mistake.

If you have any questions, please contact our team at Tuckers Classic Auto Parts. We will be happy to help you find the right parts to make your restoration project complete.