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rubber floor mat front
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greg limbaugh
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looking for rubber mat for the front of my 1952
Packard 200 when I got it had rubber mat under
the carpet I think it cam from the factory that way

Posted on: 2013/12/4 11:09
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Re: rubber floor mat front
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Tim49
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hello.
I have a 1952 200 as well. they did come with a rubber mat in the front and carpet in the rear. I like this set up. I still have my original mat in the front , but very old and cracked etc.
I haave searched for a new replacent...... like a reproduction of the original. you know, mmolded to fit nice.
I have not found a source as of yet. if any one know of a source let us know.
thanks.

Posted on: 2013/12/5 16:08
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Re: rubber floor mat front
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Jim in Boone
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Just a wild idea, but wonder if a company like thisweathertech.com/product-education-center/floorliner-digitalfit/ would be interested in a new source of revenue?

Posted on: 2013/12/5 17:00
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Re: rubber floor mat front
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HH56
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It will probably be like the rubber door sill plates for the pre 50 cars -- or some low volume running board covers.

To make one or two individually at the specialty shops costs a fortune and no volume production company wants to talk unless you pay the cost of tooling upfront and can guarantee or outright buy a minimum quantity to make it worth their while. It will be interesting to see what the requirements are for the scuff plate project Fish'n Jim has in progress. I wonder how many gas tanks Kanter had to buy to finally get that repro into production.

Posted on: 2013/12/5 17:19
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