In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: They are usually held in place by four bolts that you can see from under the car. They may be held in place by fasteners at the bottom and brackets at the top. This includes the trim and kick panels. Look for everything you can see or feel. Roll it up and be careful with it because you will use it to measure the new carpet.
Summary: Take out the front car seats. Remove the back seats. Remove the seat belts, which should be held in place by bolts. Remove any other items that will be in the way. Pull up the old carpet.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Perhaps the easiest way to wear vintage and still look current is to mix one or two vintage pieces with contemporary styles.Add one classic vintage piece to an otherwise trendy and contemporary outfit for an added level of timeless sophistication, or try one standout vintage find with contemporary basics to let your vintage piece really shine. For a work-appropriate look, wear a vintage jacket or coat, such as a 1910s camel trench or a 1950s leather jacket, over a simple modern sheath dress. To show off unique, statement-making vintage pieces without overdoing, try styling 1960s bell-bottom jeans with a simple, neutral v-neck sweater, or a 1980s neon jacket over a clean white tank and your favorite denim. While mixing different eras of vintage can be tricky and may take some trial and error depending on your specific pieces, the result can be an interesting look that will definitely be worthwhile. When trying out different mix and match vintage looks, try not to dwell on perfection. Sometimes conflicting styles come together to make the most unique and stylish outfits! For example, mix a 1990s rocker tee with a mid-20th century high-waist skirt for a perfectly imperfect, mismatched style. If you are feeling adventurous, try a printed skirt, such as a floral or leopard print. For an easier look, complement a1980s silk blouse with 19thor early 20th century statement jewelry, such as an ornate collar necklace or chandelier earrings. Try stylinga basic piece from one erawitha statement piece from another,such as a 1960s littleblack dress witha 1980s sequined cardigan. Dressing in vintage is all about experimentation, so don't be afraid to break the rules and have fun with your look. You can fully embrace dressing vintage with a quintessential, era-specific outfit, or choose more neutral items that are less obviously vintage. To make a statement in head-to-toe vintage, try a full-on 1960s outfit, such as a belted garden dress with a metal-frame handbag in a pastel hue. Complete the outfit with an era-appropriate wavy hairstyle. If you want to rock head-to-toe vintage without looking like you are wearing a costume, try a more timeless, simple outfit, such as a 1940s utility dress with low-heeled pumps.
Summary: Combinevintage and new separates. Mixdifferent eras ofvintage. Go bold with a head-to-toe vintage look.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: The most essential thing to remember when you're mixing prints is that the prints should have at least one color in common. Repeating colors is the way to help prints complement each other instead of clashing. Colors can pull two completely different prints together and make them look like they were made for each other! One way to repeat print colors is to choose two prints with the same dominant color. For example, you might have a lime green-striped skirt and a paisley with a lime-green background. For a slightly bolder look, choose a less dominant color from one print and match that color with your second print. For example, if you have an ikat print with a touch of rose, pair it with a rose-colored plaid. The colors don't have to match exactly, but they should be close enough that it's clear they are meant to go together. If you have too many prints in the same size, your outfit or home decor could end up looking busy. Think of prints in terms of their size, and choose a big size and a smaller size to go together. Having prints in a range of sizes creates visual harmony instead of headaches. For example, if you have a skirt with a large floral pattern, try pairing it with a thin-striped top. If your couch has a big plaid pattern, use throw pillows with a smaller print. If you're mixing three different prints, aim to have the largest print take up 60 percent of the look, choose a medium print to comprise 30 percent of the look, and have the smallest print make up the last 10 percent as an accent. This balances the overall appearance of the prints and keeps them from being too overwhelming. For example, you might wear a maxi skirt with a large floral pattern, a mid-top with a medium stripe print, and statement necklace with a small colorful print. In your home, try pairing wallpaper with a big, bold print with a chair or sofa with medium print and accent pillows or lamp shades with the smallest print. Sometimes two prints that would otherwise clash need something solid to break them up. Choose a solid color that matches both prints and feature it prominently in between the prints, rather than having the prints layered on top of one another. This gives the eye a chance to rest instead of jumping back and forth between busy prints. Prints that are similar in scale but come in slightly different colors can layer beautifully. This is a great way to mix prints if you're after a more conservative, monochrome look that works as well in the office as it does on a weekend. For example, if you have a peach and white polka dotted top, trying pairing it with a black and white polka dotted skirt. At home, try working with 2 - 3 different plaid prints in one room. Another great way to incorporate a variety of prints is to choose one that's bold and another that's low-contrast, such as a neutral-toned ikat print. This allows you to create an interesting, finished look without too many overwhelming colors or prints.
Summary:
Repeat colors. Pick a big print and a small print. Follow the 60-30-10 rule. Use a solid to break up prints. Mix two similar prints. Mix bold patterns with low-contrast patterns.