Cut your own trunk mats

[Kevin Merkley <krmerkley@xxxxxxxxx>]

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Hi,

Have any of you ever bought your trunk mat on the roll (like Legendary) 
and cut it to fit?

Did the mat conform to the recesses in the trunk floor?

How far did it go over the hump?

What type of glue did you use (if you had to glue an extension for over 
the hump)?

You see, my 64 Dodge 440 car is Canadian and as such has the spare tire 
mounted on the floor like the convertible.  I'm leary of getting a mat 
for the convertible if it has a slightly different spot for the spare 
tire mount.

One last question.  Do the precut trunk mats have the hole cut for the 
spare tire mount or not?

Thanks for your patience.

Tonight I will start the overhauled 313 for the first time and the car 
is about 80% complete.  It is getting really exciting!

Thanks,

K.



Kevin R. Merkley
Thunder Bay, Ontario
64 Dodge 440 2dr HT (Cdn)

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