The second-generation Camaro (1970–1981) is beloved for its refined styling, improved handling over the first-gen, and wide range of drivetrain choices. By 1974–75, the bumper design had changed to meet federal impact standards, but enthusiasts still appreciate these years for their transitional styling and V8 potential. These later models are especially popular with DIY restorers due to strong aftermarket support—including interior carpet kits built to original specs.
All 1974–1975 Camaro carpet kits listed here are made from cutpile carpet, the standard material used by GM during this era. Cutpile offers a smooth, velvety surface that holds up well against wear and is ideal for show-quality restorations or weekend cruisers alike. Each product features molded construction—designed to conform to the Camaro’s floor pan for a best matching fit.
Each kit includes attached jute padding, which cushions the carpet, insulates the cabin, and helps reduce road noise. Since these are molded kits, you also have the option to upgrade to mass backing—a dense rubber layer fused to the underside. This upgrade is highly recommended if you’re dealing with excessive heat from headers, road noise, or want a more OEM-style feel. Mass backing also adds weight and durability for long-term performance.
Chevy offered both automatic and 4-speed manual transmissions during this period, and carpet kits are precision-molded to accommodate shifter tunnel shapes accordingly. Additionally, some Camaros from this generation feature what’s referred to as a “tail” extension—an elongated rear floor section typically found in early second-gens or certain trim packages. Make sure to select the correct “with tail” or “without tail” fitment to ensure precise alignment.
While many Camaro owners tackle the install themselves, professional installation is a good option if you’re building a show car, dealing with rust or wiring beneath the floor, or just want it done quickly by a pro. Upholstery shops, detailing centers, or restoration specialists can typically install carpet in a day.
Original carpet in 1974–75 Camaros is often faded, musty, torn, or missing padding. New carpet improves:
Product | Years | Body | Transmission | Tail Extension | Material | Construction | Jute Padding | Mass Backing Option | Image |
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1974–1975 Camaro Carpet – 4spd, w/o Tail | 1974–1975 | Coupe | 4-Speed | No | Cutpile | Molded | Attached | Available | ![]() |
1974–1975 Camaro Carpet – 4spd, with Tail | 1974–1975 | Coupe | 4-Speed | Yes | Cutpile | Molded | Attached | Available | ![]() |
1974–1975 Camaro Carpet – Auto, w/o Tail | 1974–1975 | Coupe | Auto | No | Cutpile | Molded | Attached | Available | ![]() |
1974–1975 Camaro Carpet – Auto, with Tail | 1974–1975 | Coupe | Auto | Yes | Cutpile | Molded | Attached | Available | ![]() |
All carpet kits on this page are proudly manufactured in the USA by Auto Custom Carpets (ACC), the #1 name in automotive carpet with decades of experience. Factory Interiors is a trusted distributor known for its expert support, fitment knowledge, and fast shipping. Free color samples are available to help you match your interior: Request a sample.
Want to do a custom build or need extra material? Carpet yardage is available here.