Different carpet?
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No difference that I know of. And can't think of a reason why there would be.
Can't speak for the LMC carpet, but if it's like the rest of their stuff, quality isn't the right word.
I bought my carpet at Home Depot and fitted it to the floor in about an hour.
Can't speak for the LMC carpet, but if it's like the rest of their stuff, quality isn't the right word.
I bought my carpet at Home Depot and fitted it to the floor in about an hour.
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Try www.accmats.com. They make a mat for external tanks that runs farther back. There are other vendors as well. LMC doesn't make any and is just a reseller. Auto Carpet for Car, Truck, Van - Stock Interiors is another good supplier.
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with out in cab gas tank gives you more carpet to cover where the tank would be .
LMC is just a reseller . I got my carpet from below very happy with Quality ,fit and price
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LMC is just a reseller . I got my carpet from below very happy with Quality ,fit and price
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Some carpets go along the rocker and don't extend under the seat and leave it metal. Others cover the floor in its entirety and extend to under where the gas tank would be.
Know which you are ordering.
The PO of '70 included new carpet which was still in the box... I pulled it out too late to discover it didn't extend under the bench and I going to install buckets... installed it anyway and now it is on my to-do list to install the correct carpet... gotta relocate the in-cab tank first though... dang to-do list!!!
Know which you are ordering.
The PO of '70 included new carpet which was still in the box... I pulled it out too late to discover it didn't extend under the bench and I going to install buckets... installed it anyway and now it is on my to-do list to install the correct carpet... gotta relocate the in-cab tank first though... dang to-do list!!!
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When the storage compartment was installed, the optional 25 gallon auxiliary fuel tank became a mandatory order for an obvious reason.
You aren't going to gain any additional legroom by relocating the in-cab fuel tank. When back all the way, the lazy-back of the seat hits the back of the cab.
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The only 1967/72 F100/350's that didn't have an in-cab fuel tank were Crew Cabs or 1969/72 F100/350's with the factory in-cab storage compartment that took the place of the fuel tank.
When the storage compartment was installed, the optional 25 gallon auxiliary fuel tank became a mandatory order for an obvious reason.
You aren't going to gain any additional legroom by relocating the in-cab fuel tank. When back all the way, the lazy-back of the seat hits the back of the cab.
When the storage compartment was installed, the optional 25 gallon auxiliary fuel tank became a mandatory order for an obvious reason.
You aren't going to gain any additional legroom by relocating the in-cab fuel tank. When back all the way, the lazy-back of the seat hits the back of the cab.
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My bump is a 2wd with a 360 engine and a c6 transmission.
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Yup I ordered the High HUMP , fit was perfect .
I added a layer of Dyna mat (knock off) under carpet . It made a huge difference in noise in the cab .
I added a layer of Dyna mat (knock off) under carpet . It made a huge difference in noise in the cab .
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