Does the convertibles have the same style trunk plastics as a hard top/t-top car. My 92 has no side plastics, just the rear latch cover and light, but I just saw a convertible side plastic on Ebay with the cubby similar to my 91 t-top car?

 

no should be different

 

From what I've seen on the forum I think ASC originally started with cut plastics and later moved to these flimsy, thinly carpet...the best thing I can describe it with is a fiber'd tarp pieces that cover each quarter panel area. I have the flimsy carpet crap.

 

There is the black carpet covering the spare and the drivers well area, it is very cheesy carpet! I wasn't sure if something was missing and the carpet was just there to cover inside the plastics. Guess not.

Glad I don't have to try and find any!

 

I would have thought that the plastics would fit all the verts, even if it had carpet. My 89 was missing the plastics and found a set at the yard and cut them down to fit. There are several pics on here that show about how they go in. Cut em long and trim to fit.

 

Yep, as said above. Started live as stock pieces and cut to fit.

 

1992 is the goofy year when they stopped using cut down factory plastics and just used carpet. silly if you ask me...

 

My 91 never had plastics? Just the stooopid carpety junk...

 

yeah somewhere around 91 they started going with the molded carpet.
I like it better than the plastic but It does have a better finish on newer cars these days..

 

your 91 must be a late model year production car.mine was built in March of 1990.

 

Thanks for confirming that my carpets just need some deep cleaning, and I don't have to cut down plastics haha!

 

Im sure you could cut down plastics if you wanted to. it doesnt look like a difficult job anyways

 

I'm gonna keep the theme on this one original, and not add anything that wasn't there from the factory. Keeping it OG haha!