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Heavy Duty Floor Mats. -
05-10-2008
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I am using some Rubbermaid Ultra floor mats from Walmart to save the original factory mats. They have a recess and rim to contain moister and dirt from getting on the carpet and fit very well. Here are a few pictures.
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Re: Heavy Duty Floor Mats. -
05-11-2008
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Dang those are deep. I bet you can use them to catch your oil when you change it. 
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Re: Heavy Duty Floor Mats. -
05-11-2008
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if i was going to use a rubber mat... i would go with the factory rubber mats for a perfect fit... many owners don't even realize they are available.
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Re: Heavy Duty Floor Mats. -
05-12-2008
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Dang those are deep. I bet you can use them to catch your oil when you change it.
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Need them to contain spilled Big Gulps and the like. Also, works good for slush, mud, dog crap, etc. 
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Re: Heavy Duty Floor Mats. -
05-12-2008
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hey did you had tu cut some part of the mat so it will fit on the accelerator pad?
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Re: Heavy Duty Floor Mats. -
05-12-2008
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if i was going to use a rubber mat... i would go with the factory rubber mats for a perfect fit... many owners don't even realize they are available.
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They have factory rubber mats?!?!?!
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Hey OP, can you perhaps find a walmart link with these? They do seem to fit very well and this is exactly what I've been looking for. Now that it is spring I am tracking all kinds of little bits of green life into my car via my feet.. and the carpet never quite comes out perfect when vacuumed. 
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Re: Heavy Duty Floor Mats. -
05-12-2008
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hey did you had tu cut some part of the mat so it will fit on the accelerator pad?
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Yes, I sure did, and didn't do the best job! Just needed to make one slit at the base of the peddle. However, I ended up misjudging a bit and had to do it twice. Otherwise, they really fit perfect and there's not gap around the edge.
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Re: Heavy Duty Floor Mats. -
05-12-2008
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thanks..... it still looks cool... and im sure it helps a lot...
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Re: Heavy Duty Floor Mats. -
05-12-2008
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Hey OP, can you perhaps find a walmart link with these? They do seem to fit very well and this is exactly what I've been looking for. Now that it is spring I am tracking all kinds of little bits of green life into my car via my feet.. and the carpet never quite comes out perfect when vacuumed. |
I bought mine at Walmart over a year ago. I was there a couple of days ago, and saw the same basic mat with a little different pattern. I think that they where called Rubber Maid Ultra II's. I have the same mat in my Tahoe in grey. They really contain the slush, snow and dirt that gets dragged in. However, I don't drive the Crossfire in the Winter! They are probably not as pretty as the factory rubber mats, but they do exactly what I want them to do. 
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Re: Heavy Duty Floor Mats. -
05-12-2008
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I bought mine at Walmart over a year ago. I was there a couple of days ago, and saw the same basic mat with a little different pattern. I think that they where called Rubber Maid Ultra II's. I have the same mat in my Tahoe in grey. They really contain the slush, snow and dirt that gets dragged in. However, I don't drive the Crossfire in the Winter! They are probably not as pretty as the factory rubber mats, but they do exactly what I want them to do. |
Thanks for the name. I want them because it's spring out and I somehow always manage to track little green plants and dead leaves into my car. Hah!
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Re: Heavy Duty Floor Mats. -
05-12-2008
, 11:35 PM
I don't know how reliable this site is.. btu this looks like them:
http://www.nothingbuthardware.com/576576.html
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Re: Heavy Duty Floor Mats. -
05-14-2008
, 07:38 PM
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Originally Posted by andrew
if i was going to use a rubber mat... i would go with the factory rubber mats for a perfect fit... many owners don't even realize they are available.
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~ here is a set on ebay... (for the perfect fit)...
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Re: Heavy Duty Floor Mats. -
05-15-2008
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Originally Posted by corfire
I am using some Rubbermaid Ultra floor mats from Walmart to save the original factory mats. They have a recess and rim to contain moister and dirt from getting on the carpet and fit very well. Here are a few pictures.
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Re: Heavy Duty Floor Mats. -
09-28-2009
, 04:19 PM
Bought a pair of Rubbermaid's at Sam's club. They were a great price. I want to say around $19.00. They fit great with some minor cutting. You do need to cut them to fit under the gas pedal. They hold water from melted snow/ice real well.
I also have a pair in work truck and wife's Mercedes.
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Re: Heavy Duty Floor Mats. -
09-29-2009
, 10:29 AM
I have the factory rubber mats. I got them for my first crossfire. They are not that great they are maybe 1/8 inch deep.
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Re: Heavy Duty Floor Mats. -
09-29-2009
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