Hi,
Does anyone make a rubber mat to cover the package area when the rear seat is folded down on my 1994 extended cab? Tired of stuff sliding around. The area is 27"x 60".
Thanks,
Jerry

 

I have been wondering the same thing. I tried the drawer liners that are used either in a kitchen or in a tool box but I couldn't figure out how to make it stay in place. I tried taping it in place but it didn't last long enough. I don't want to glue it as I think it would make a mess and be very difficult to remove in the event one wanted to.

 

I imagine your best bet is to buy a used mat from the JY and then cut it to fit. Or go to a Tractor Supply Store and purchase mat from them. They carry different thicknesses and it's a good bargain.

 

This would be a useful accessory. I'm kinda surprised I've never seen it offered.

 

Maybe a bed mat cut to size would work? You'll want a really old one. New ones will smell like tires for a long time. Unless you don't mind that....

Or some of those shop mats that fit together like a puzzle.

Or paint it with rubberized bed liner.

 

That is an excellent idea!

 

Hi,
Bought this entry mat at Home Depot. Also have a rib pattern if preferred. Just need to make a straight cut to approximately 27" depth. Put the cut edge to the rear of the cab and you're done!
Jerry

 

Wanted to bump this as to "tip my hat" to the OP...

Had my truck for 10 years & sorta "knew" that you could do something with the rear bench, but never tried to even fold it down.

Got out the owners manual & pulled & yanked in the indicated directions. I don't think its ever been down. Now the pivots are lubed & I'll look at that mat at HD.

Thanks for enlightening me to something I never utilized.

 

I plan on Spray bed lining mine

BTW redcalumet I love the carpeted idea in the mean time. it even comes in blue to match my interior