Husky or Weathertech?
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I don't know about his case but I had them in my 04' Super Duty with vinyl floor because if you live in a snow state as the snow melts you end up with a ton of water....with a Husky liner you just pull them out and poor the water/ice out and put them back. It's much easier to keep your floor pan from rusting when their isn't water sitting on it all the time....with no liner the water runs down the edge and gets under the vinyl flooring.
I've got Husky liners in my 12' F150 and they fit great, put them in right after I bought it same as I did in many of my trucks. They are a great value when you consider they last an extremely long time and keep your carpet looking new.
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Joined: Apr 2007
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I hate rubber mats. They look ugly, don't feel nice, just end up spilling the fluid at a specific location on the carpet, and the rubber stains light colored carpet. I use the Nifty Catch-all in my Jeep Cherokee because,
(1) It is an actual bucket shape so the fluids are captured.
(2) It is upholstered and looks like a carpet mat but is waterproof and can be hosed down. I have never vacuumed them.
Planning to get the same thing for my F150.
(1) It is an actual bucket shape so the fluids are captured.
(2) It is upholstered and looks like a carpet mat but is waterproof and can be hosed down. I have never vacuumed them.
Planning to get the same thing for my F150.
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