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LarryHalle

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Posted: 01/17/12 11:54am

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where do you suggest I look for floor mats for my Jayco GrayHawk on a Ford 450 chasis? thanks!!!

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Posted: 01/17/12 12:03pm

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i just order mine from qualitycarmats.com. They are due here in three days Ill let you know.

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Posted: 01/17/12 12:05pm

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I now have a Winnebago on a 450 ford. Not the monster Freelander. Gotta change that signature.

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Posted: 01/17/12 12:12pm

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We ordered Ford's all-weather floor mats for the E-450 from our local Ford dealer - we love 'em and they keep the carpet from getting dirty and wearing out.

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Posted: 01/17/12 12:20pm

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Hi,

I used some plastic runner and tin snips to "roll my own".

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Posted: 01/17/12 12:51pm

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I'm looking at the Berber style one piece from quality car mats but wonder how it gets fastened down?

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Posted: 01/17/12 06:44pm

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thanks...........was thinking about going the tin snips route myself..

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Posted: 01/17/12 08:20pm

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I too went with the Ford all weather mats, perfect match with the interior and they catch and hold all of the crud, just pull 'em out and dump.

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Posted: 01/17/12 10:12pm

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Got mine from Weathertech.com...very happy with them. Quick turn around from order to receipt of them.

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Posted: 01/18/12 04:20pm

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I am thinking about Coco mats. I got a set for my first MINI Cooper from cocomats.com and still have them in the second MINI just a few months short of 10 years and something over 120k miles of city driving. They are a little pricey but the quality is there. Its a family owned business based in SC. I do not have stock, just a happy customer.
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