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Location: atlanta | Anyone make one, don't see it listed at ACC, guess I could just cut one if I knew where to get the material. |
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Location: WHEELING,WV.>>>HOME OF WWVA | do yourself a favor and if you're not really too uptight about not having a rubber mat , go to lowes and get one of those pre-cut area carpets about "8x10" i think for about 20$ in black or gray . make a
pattern out of paper or what ever and mark it out , chop away . the only real cuts you have to worry about are a couple slash reliefs around the wheel tubs . once you start making the pattern , you'll see
really how easy it is . i've never been crazy about full rubber floor or trunk mats in any car and after yrs. of looking i went to this same cheap carpeting that looks good installed . i think there might be a photo
someplace here in the net . it's the thin stuff thats in bins between the rows at lowes--------------------------------------------------later |
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Location: atlanta | Kinda makes sense, and it would help deaden the sound. Thanks Chuck. |
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Location: WHEELING,WV.>>>HOME OF WWVA | looks like i don't have any photos and right now it's near impossible to get to reds trunk for a photo . i give you my word that if you make a good pattern and good cuts , it'll
be a trunk mat/carpet you can easily enjoy . the remnant i have , i went to look at this afternoon . it's kind of a medium charcoal with fine ribs . i turned it so the ribs would run
from side to side , made it long enough to go forward over the axle hump , wide enough to just go past the trunk extension panels just a tad ----------------------------------later |
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Trunk mat for 61 Ply
