I need mats!
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Laughing Gas
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From: New Braunfels, Texas
I need mats!
Her Highness needs good lipped mats to protect her from the ravages of the gumbo mud I'm destined to drag in from the barn - anytime it rains around here, her nice clean carpeting is in peril! Does anyone have a set (or brand) they can recommend, or a favorite online place to shop for such items?
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I've been using Husky's since I bought my SD CrewCab in 2002. Bought them from Cabelas. Very pleased with them.
Cabela's -- Husky Custom Molded Floor Liners - Ford
Good luck
Cabela's -- Husky Custom Molded Floor Liners - Ford
Good luck
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From: Llano and Huntsville, TX
been using husky mats in my trucks for years.. a buddy has them in his F250 also and he is happy with them also.
Husky Liners - Authorized Husky Dealer ? Free Shipping
Autoanything = free shipping, they're a site sponser, and has a 10% off sale (today is the last day though)
Weathertech - Authorized Weathertech Dealer ? Free Shipping
here are the weathertech.. as mentioned.. another great brand.
Husky Liners - Authorized Husky Dealer ? Free Shipping
Autoanything = free shipping, they're a site sponser, and has a 10% off sale (today is the last day though)
Weathertech - Authorized Weathertech Dealer ? Free Shipping
here are the weathertech.. as mentioned.. another great brand.
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Laughing Gas
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Just so happens that my SO just got a Cabela's Truck and ATV catalogue in the mail, and there's a Cabela's store just right down the road - but I figured they'd be more expensive, like they are on most other things. I did see both the Husky's and the Catchall's (here) - anyone ever try them? It may be cheaper to order them and have them delivered to the store for pickup, rather than pay shipping from somewhere else.
ETA - I see JCWhitney has free shipping for items over $99.... hmmm......
ETA - I see JCWhitney has free shipping for items over $99.... hmmm......
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From: Llano and Huntsville, TX
Just so happens that my SO just got a Cabela's Truck and ATV catalogue in the mail, and there's a Cabela's store just right down the road - but I figured they'd be more expensive, like they are on most other things. I did see both the Husky's and the Catchall's (here) - anyone ever try them? It may be cheaper to order them and have them delivered to the store for pickup, rather than pay shipping from somewhere else.
ETA - I see JCWhitney has free shipping for items over $99.... hmmm......
ETA - I see JCWhitney has free shipping for items over $99.... hmmm......
Huskys (using them for the price check since they are cheaper ones between them, Catch-alls, and Weathertechs.)
(plus tax)
69.99 for the front two
49.99 for the center hump
69.99 for the rear mats
which is cheaper than the website i listed above, except when you add tax but only $4 more then but you dont have to wait two-three days either.
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Laughing Gas
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AutoAnything has them (the Catchall's) cheaper than Cabela's, with no shipping charge either - score!!!!!!
But I'm not seeing the 10% off?
But I'm not seeing the 10% off?
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I would also strongly recommend the Husky's, They fit perfectly and save the carpet underneath. Also check out the center hump liner for the front, If you have kids, or anyone else for that matter, riding in the middle, it saves the carpet on the hump also, plus it helps protect from spilling beverages too. I have found Cabelas to be the most reasonable and reliable source. Just my opinion.
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it was originally on the homepage but i had to click on floormats to find the code for the 10% off.
AutoAnything: Sale Info
EDIT: i see why.. damn fine print. for orders $150 and more
AutoAnything: Sale Info
EDIT: i see why.. damn fine print. for orders $150 and more
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Laughing Gas
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Hey Josh, those mats are nice, but I'm looking for beige to match Her Highness's interior. I'm betting you can sell those easy, though! Does this forum have a classified or For Sale/Wanted section?
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Laughing Gas
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it was originally on the homepage but i had to click on floormats to find the code for the 10% off.
AutoAnything: Sale Info
EDIT: i see why.. damn fine print. for orders $150 and more
AutoAnything: Sale Info
EDIT: i see why.. damn fine print. for orders $150 and more
ETA - found it - total comes to 169! Not bad - thanks for the heads up, Rebelyell!!
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Here is the link the the classified section
https://www.ford-trucks.com/classifieds/index.php
oh the code should be spring2009
edit: glad you found it and glad i could help
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Laughing Gas
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Y'all know, of course, that my boyfriend (yes, I'm a girl) will be very disappointed to know there is no trip to Cabela's to go mat (and everything else) shopping now.....
