Full rear cargo mat
11-20-2006 | 12:24 AM
#1
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Joined: 07-13-2006
Posts: 1,567
From: Geneva, FL.
Full rear cargo mat
I think that there was some members looking for a full rear mat for the rear cargo for there pets. I found this on ebay.
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/COMPL...QQcmdZViewItem
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/COMPL...QQcmdZViewItem
11-20-2006 | 12:36 PM
#4
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Joined: 08-30-2005
Posts: 95
From: Northeast Ohio
That would be me...
I love mine and never take it out. If I have the back seats up, I just flip that portion back over the cargo area. The ones in the lower panel really help in not letting things just slide around. Some people might baulk at the price but the material is very durable and worth it to me.
I haul my road and mountain bikes in the back (unless the family is going with me then they all go on the hitch bike rack). When the MTN bike is muddy I don't have to worry about it, put the bike in the back and when I get home just pull the mat out and wash it off.
HTH,
E
I love mine and never take it out. If I have the back seats up, I just flip that portion back over the cargo area. The ones in the lower panel really help in not letting things just slide around. Some people might baulk at the price but the material is very durable and worth it to me.
I haul my road and mountain bikes in the back (unless the family is going with me then they all go on the hitch bike rack). When the MTN bike is muddy I don't have to worry about it, put the bike in the back and when I get home just pull the mat out and wash it off.
HTH,
E
11-20-2006 | 03:18 PM
#5
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Joined: 04-05-2006
Posts: 342
From: Greenville, MS
Originally Posted by endeavorc
That would be me...
I love mine and never take it out. If I have the back seats up, I just flip that portion back over the cargo area. The ones in the lower panel really help in not letting things just slide around. Some people might baulk at the price but the material is very durable and worth it to me.
I haul my road and mountain bikes in the back (unless the family is going with me then they all go on the hitch bike rack). When the MTN bike is muddy I don't have to worry about it, put the bike in the back and when I get home just pull the mat out and wash it off.
HTH,
E
I love mine and never take it out. If I have the back seats up, I just flip that portion back over the cargo area. The ones in the lower panel really help in not letting things just slide around. Some people might baulk at the price but the material is very durable and worth it to me.
I haul my road and mountain bikes in the back (unless the family is going with me then they all go on the hitch bike rack). When the MTN bike is muddy I don't have to worry about it, put the bike in the back and when I get home just pull the mat out and wash it off.
HTH,
E
Just kidding...
02-18-2010 | 01:00 AM
#7
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Joined: 07-10-2008
Posts: 421
From: Not necessarily Humbolt County
A blast from the past.
Is there a full length carpet mat that covers the seats too when they are down?
Or is the panel rubber mat the only option. When we go in cruises we place stuff on the back seats (with them down) and stuff slides around.
Is there a full length carpet mat that covers the seats too when they are down?
Or is the panel rubber mat the only option. When we go in cruises we place stuff on the back seats (with them down) and stuff slides around.
02-18-2010 | 01:22 AM
#8
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Joined: 01-09-2007
Posts: 15,984
From: SE USA
Here's one place: http://www.qualitycarmats.com/floorm...le=Yes&Entry=6
02-18-2010 | 01:31 AM
#9
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Joined: 11-18-2008
Posts: 744
From: Oak Harbor, Washington
Check out the one pic in my gallery of the custom carpet made for my panel if your interested I'll pm you how to contact them to make one to your likeing, there in the process of makeing me one in black with the SS inlay in red, I did the first one in silver to match the head liners, the workmanship is awesome.
Ordered mine today