Photos of prototype 1-piece carpets
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From: Richmond
Originally posted by wdavis
By the way, how do you remove the carpet posts?
By the way, how do you remove the carpet posts?
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From: Timonium
Originally posted by AusS2000
Do they have any shaping over the cross member or hump on the right hand side? Can't see it in the photos.
Do they have any shaping over the cross member or hump on the right hand side? Can't see it in the photos.
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From: Timonium
The passenger side fits the countour of the hump very well. The driver's side is a bit easier, since the cross member is bascially rectangular. The fit and appearance is much better than the three piece (which I also have).
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From: Lewes, DE
[QUOTE]Originally posted by Rick Hesel
The passenger side fits the countour of the hump very well. The driver's side is a bit easier, since the cross member is bascially rectangular. The fit and appearance is much better than the three piece (which I also have). [/QUOTE I can almost guarantee that these mats will be first class and will fit like a glove. I know Rick personally and I have used a number of his products and they are TOP SHELF. He is meticulous and extremely detail oriented. You will NOT go wrong with these mats and as soon as development is complete I plan to order the Wilton wool with leather trim and maybe a logo. The other bonus is that Rick stands behind his products and he is "ONE OF US".
The passenger side fits the countour of the hump very well. The driver's side is a bit easier, since the cross member is bascially rectangular. The fit and appearance is much better than the three piece (which I also have). [/QUOTE I can almost guarantee that these mats will be first class and will fit like a glove. I know Rick personally and I have used a number of his products and they are TOP SHELF. He is meticulous and extremely detail oriented. You will NOT go wrong with these mats and as soon as development is complete I plan to order the Wilton wool with leather trim and maybe a logo. The other bonus is that Rick stands behind his products and he is "ONE OF US".
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From: WASTED in Margaritaville
Rick, can you please make them available with at least one post hole? Most of us have the damn things and I personally like the post, I think it helps, even with the rubber nub backing.
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Looks good Amigo. Thanks for bringing another great product to market. I had the Muz mats in my '01 and while they were a hell of a lot better than the stock mats, I could not get the passenger mat to lay down and stay put. No offense, Muz.
I've sold my '01 and just took delivery of my '02. I need to double check, but unlike the previous year's cars, the '02 cars don't have the holes in the carpet for the posts. In fact, if memory serves me right, removing the posts would be next to impossible without cutting the carpet, etc.
If at all possible, I would really like to see holes for the posts (and heel mats) as options.
Looking forward to the finished product,
Looks good Amigo. Thanks for bringing another great product to market. I had the Muz mats in my '01 and while they were a hell of a lot better than the stock mats, I could not get the passenger mat to lay down and stay put. No offense, Muz.
I've sold my '01 and just took delivery of my '02. I need to double check, but unlike the previous year's cars, the '02 cars don't have the holes in the carpet for the posts. In fact, if memory serves me right, removing the posts would be next to impossible without cutting the carpet, etc.
If at all possible, I would really like to see holes for the posts (and heel mats) as options.
Looking forward to the finished product,
