Floor mat options...
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Joined: Mar 2001
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From: Manhattan, KS
I bought a set of cheapy ones when I got the truck and they stay put pretty well and sure do help with snow and salt. My interior is tan and they matched pretty well. Can't remember the name. They are about 1/2-3/4 of an inch deep.
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Joined: Oct 2004
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From: N. Carolina
I bought a set of the Ford 3-piece all-weather mats; but they have really poor coverage ... especially with the drivers mat.
So, I boxed them back up & got a set of the Husky Floor Liner's from streetsideauto.com (cheapest place I could find). I don't like, and have never liked, the fit of Husky Floor Liners .. but, they do offer the best coverage on a budget.
So, I boxed them back up & got a set of the Husky Floor Liner's from streetsideauto.com (cheapest place I could find). I don't like, and have never liked, the fit of Husky Floor Liners .. but, they do offer the best coverage on a budget.
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Fleet Mechanic
Joined: Feb 2007
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From: Mid Atlantic
Thanks guys.
It looks like most of you have had the same experience as what I'm finding...that you have to pay about $100 to get a good set of floor mats otherwise they don't do a great job.
It looks like most of you have had the same experience as what I'm finding...that you have to pay about $100 to get a good set of floor mats otherwise they don't do a great job.
Laughing Gas
Joined: Oct 2001
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From: Winchendon MA
Yup i was not happy with what i was finding price wise then i talked with two diffrent guys at the local acc shop both drive F250 and both have the niffy's units.
I googled the niffy part number and found them on sale.
They seem to fit good but i've only had them a week and a half. They definatly hold the slush.
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I googled the niffy part number and found them on sale.
They seem to fit good but i've only had them a week and a half. They definatly hold the slush.
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