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Old 04-02-2017, 08:48 AM   #1
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floor mats

I'm looking for carpeted black floormats that fit well (1967). I would like them to have the red bowtie or C10. Not worried about the floor mount gas pedal, I'm changing it to the 72 version.

I've only found them at LMC and they cost 130.00

Wondering if anyone here has found good carpet that fits at a better price.

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Old 04-02-2017, 09:10 AM   #2
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Re: floor mats

I've been lookin at these, but have not bought them yet so I don't know how they fit

http://www.stockinteriors.com/floorm...=31&ModelId=88
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Old 04-02-2017, 09:26 AM   #3
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Re: floor mats

they fit good put in my truck low hump 1972 last week,putting carpet this week in k20 1967 looks good so far.last month put carpet in my 65 k10 fit very good.stock interiors or acc is on box.take your time good luck
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Old 04-02-2017, 03:19 PM   #4
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Re: floor mats

I got my ACC 80/20 loop mats from Rock Auto. They are available with logos that can be viewed via the Rock Auto link to ACC. The mats fit well, especially if you don't have a floor mount accelerator. Stock Interiors website also has pictures of logos and may have a larger thread color selection than available through Rock Auto.
https://www.rockauto.com/en/catalog/...,floor+mat,741

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Re: floor mats

thanx, going to check those out. I really like the red bowtie that Rockauto has. That may be my winner.

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Old 05-18-2017, 03:49 PM   #6
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Update, I bought the "Heartbeat of America" ones at RockAuto. Thanx first owner, they look great.
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Update, I bought the "Heartbeat of America" ones at RockAuto. Thanx first owner, they look great.
Glad they worked out for you.

A caution to others reading this in the future. If you have a floor mount accelerator you may not be thrilled with the fit on the driver's side as the accelerator forces the mat rearward. I was able to modify mine by cutting the stitching that attaches the binding (NOT the binding) in that area, removing a small section of the mat where it contacts the accelerator, then re-stitching the binding to the mat. The red line in the picture below approximates what I removed. That said, I'm happy with the mats.
Did I mention that I'm a bit anal about these things?
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Old 05-19-2017, 08:52 AM   #8
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Glad they worked out for you.

A caution to others reading this in the future. If you have a floor mount accelerator you may not be thrilled with the fit on the driver's side as the accelerator forces the mat rearward. I was able to modify mine by cutting the stitching that attaches the binding (NOT the binding) in that area, removing a small section of the mat where it contacts the accelerator, then re-stitching the binding to the mat. The red line in the picture below approximates what I removed. That said, I'm happy with the mats.
Did I mention that I'm a bit anal about these things?
what is the backing on these? do they slide around or do they stay in place ?
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what is the backing on these? do they slide around or do they stay in place ?

Little spikes, they won't move.
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what is the backing on these? do they slide around or do they stay in place ?
What dave said plus a stiff rubber back. They are quality mats that won't move but may take a few days to form to the floor.
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