Floor Liners
Token Redneck
Joined: Jun 2007
Posts: 9,339
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From: Breckenridge, TX
Husky Classic style, 10 years and they still look and work great. I like the fluid capacity they have, you can have a good bit of snow and mud melt off your boots and not leak out of them, and the channel holds all of it until you can suck it out with a vacuum. THey're definitely full coverage, my carpet still looks basically brand new when I pull the mats to vacuum. They aren't pretty or modern looking, but I still rock the saddle blanket seat covers too:
https://www.huskyliners.com/Classic-...ase-shifter/no
I also use Weathertech in other vehicles, they're more trim and cleaner looking. They just don't have the same coverage or protection.
https://www.huskyliners.com/Classic-...ase-shifter/no
I also use Weathertech in other vehicles, they're more trim and cleaner looking. They just don't have the same coverage or protection.
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Joined: Apr 2017
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Husky Classic style, 10 years and they still look and work great. I like the fluid capacity they have, you can have a good bit of snow and mud melt off your boots and not leak out of them, and the channel holds all of it until you can suck it out with a vacuum. THey're definitely full coverage, my carpet still looks basically brand new when I pull the mats to vacuum. They aren't pretty or modern looking, but I still rock the saddle blanket seat covers too:
https://www.huskyliners.com/Classic-...ase-shifter/no
I also use Weathertech in other vehicles, they're more trim and cleaner looking. They just don't have the same coverage or protection.
https://www.huskyliners.com/Classic-...ase-shifter/no
I also use Weathertech in other vehicles, they're more trim and cleaner looking. They just don't have the same coverage or protection.
Lead Driver
Joined: Mar 2013
Posts: 7,460
Likes: 85
From: Kent Station, WA
I too have Husky classic liners in my 99 CCSB. I went with the 2002+ for the hump liner which has a cut out for transfer cases.
Y2K has posted about some Nifty/Lund Catch all's that Ford originally went with for the Super duty platform that look real sharp.
Y2K has posted about some Nifty/Lund Catch all's that Ford originally went with for the Super duty platform that look real sharp.
Cargo Master
Joined: Feb 2015
Posts: 2,338
Likes: 255
From: Livermore Ca.
I have the Husky and going to trade them for weather tech husky's didnt last 2 years. Have a hole in them
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Post Fiend
Joined: Nov 2001
Posts: 6,748
Likes: 118
From: Tallassee, ALabama
I have the Husky X-acto liners in my 2015. Wouldn't trade them for the cheap plastic WeatherTechs I had in my 2011. The groves are deeper, the material is more pliable and covers more of the carpet.
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Joined: Jun 2014
Posts: 932
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From: Tampa
I despise my Weather Tech's in my Super Dutys. They don't fit properly. The passenger side is loose and tries to slide out. The drivers side mat doesn't lay flat in the door opening. Each time you close the door, the map pocket strikes the mat. Now the mat is curled up at the doors edge. In my other vehicles I love them, and have never had a problem.
Just not in my 11'-16' Super Duty's.
Just not in my 11'-16' Super Duty's.
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