Carpet Install - SoCal - RS Carpet
 

Hey everyone!
I've recently had to make some changes in plans, and now have been looking for a local (mobile) carpet professional to help install my RSR carpet (79 911sc)

as usual its always tricky searching the forum for previous topics (and there's a lot!)
Ive scrounged a few names from the forum, and one in particular is "ELITE INTERIORS"
https://www.yelp.com/biz/elite-interiors-agoura-hills
The lack of a presence here on yelp threw me for a loop today, and thought I would post here first!

I was hoping to get a more updated posting out there for others looking for the same thing as me... but also just to see if anyone knows if elite is still in biz as well? I hope to also grab a few names from y'all that I could shoot a call and have em help out in my driveway with my install.

Thanks!

i never heard back from Elite, so I am assuming they're not around any longer - hoping I can bump this thread one last time here! Thanks for any help in advance

In Thousand Oaks, this fellow has done, seats, visors, elbow rests, package tray, headliner repair and more on my '82 over the years. Very knowledgeable and able to discuss exactly what you want done. Does all his own work. Fair prices, I think, but not the low price spread.

Nae Savulescu
Roman Custom Upholstery
3111 Thousand Oaks Blvd., 4B
Thousand Oaks, CA 91362

(805) 497-7978

Thank you!

Chatted with Nae today, and it looks like he doesn't provide mobile services at this time, so I wanted to hit the forum here again and see if there are any other recommendations anyone else might have!

Never heard of mobile upholstery. I would assume they would want to be in their nice shaded shop with air compressors and proper spray guns for glue, etc. Not sure you'll be able to find someone who's really good to do it in your driveway.

I did a complete change over on a 82SC once. It took three days. A mobile service seems difficult but you are at the LA ish area so there maybe someone. Why don't you have it towed someplace?

Or, why not take off the interior parts you want re upholstered and drop em off at a shop.

Its more just the stage i am at currently, I will probably have it towed if i decide to not do it myself after the AC install i have; rn i was lookin to have someone build up some foam to smooth out the rear for the RS kit and possibly just knock out the headliner/carpet while they're doin it

Agree anyone doing this is going to want their shop/tools/materials at hand and be able to spread everything out as needed. I’d plan on bringing it to a shop and leaving it multiple days.