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Jan 10, 2004 | 12:07 PM

mtnman64

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03 Expy Floor Mats

Anyone found a good, all covering Drivers side floor mat for the 03 expy? I ordered Catch-All brand, but the drivers mat is as small as the OEM, which provides miserable protection.

Jan 17, 2004 | 11:21 PM

03GrnEBExpy

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I bought Fords "All weather floor mats" for the front, they are deep groved rubber like the WeatherTech brand. The part numbers for 2003 Eddie Bauer are:

3L1Z7813086AA for Front mats $49
2L2Z7813106AA for Rear mats $38
(prices from www.fordpartsforless.com which my dealer matched)

I bought a cheap $20 set (4pc) of rubber "catch all" mats at Costco and cut them to fit the rear. By using all four mats the second row floor is completely covered. Weather permitting I will try to get the truck washed tomorrow and will try to post pics of mats.

I also put Fords molded slash guards (mud flaps) front and rear, they really help keep the running boards clean. They mount easily with existing screws and supplied pushin plastic fasteners, I drilled one 1/4" hole in the front of each running board for the plastic fastener.

Part Numbers for 03 EB
3L1Z16A550AAB Front $37
3L1Z16A550BAB REAR $37

Jan 18, 2004 | 11:19 AM

daveplot

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Ford mats:

Jan 18, 2004 | 11:21 AM

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Originally posted by 03GrnEBExpy
I also put Fords molded slash guards (mud flaps) front and rear,

Do you have any photos of them? I'm thinking about getting them but would like to see them on a truck first.

Jan 25, 2004 | 08:07 PM

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I put the husky custom molded floor liners in front, middle and rear. They fit like a glove and even allow for the center middle seat to slide forward. Not trying to dis your ride, Daveplot, but the husky's are 100% nicer and cover the entire floor area. I ordered mine from Cabelas, but am sure they are available at most anywhere car parts are sold.

Jan 25, 2004 | 08:08 PM

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Jan 26, 2004 | 02:38 AM

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From: I'm lost somewhere in NJ -- can someone please find me?!?!?!?

Husky molded mats here, too. I've got the Husky rubberized ones in the F-250 (quite similar to the pic daveplot posted) and was not very happy with them. Sure, they're easy to clean -- just hose them off -- but they don't cover enough area, and liquids tend to drip off the perimeter rather than get fully trapped in the rubber treads.

For that reason, I stayed away from the rubberized ones for the Expedition. Went with the Husky molded carpeted liners -- they are great. Coverage is complete, and a nice tall lip around the perimeter contains liquids (i.e. snow melting off the boots). The truck was also treated to Husky molded mud guards -- very happy with the package.

Funny part is I went to the accessory shop as soon as we left the dealership, and ordered these parts (along with others). We actually had to wait a few months before they came in -- when we bought the 2003 Expedition EB it had just come out, and the accessory companies hadn't had a chance to produce their products yet.