Anyone ever try these???

[VonDog]

Anyone try these mats? I know mats are hard to find and don't fit that well.

[dtkarst]

I saw those while looking for my carpet on my C20, didnt know how well they fit either but as far as the carpet is concerned it fits pretty well.

[davbowen]

yes, they are by far the best i've seen. fits perfect all molded per your vehicle.

[VonDog]

Thanks for the replies. I've read that most of the suppliers (LMC, Brothers, etc.) carried them, then they didn't. Some people had rot issues, some not. Just looking for a good quality, sturdy mat.

[markeb01]

I put one in my truck and absolutely love it. The whole saga begins on post 219, page 9 of my build thread:

http://67-72chevytrucks.com/vboard/s...=444502&page=9

[VonDog]

Originally Posted by markeb01

I put one in my truck and absolutely love it. The whole saga begins on post 219, page 9 of my build thread:

http://67-72chevytrucks.com/vboard/s...=444502&page=9

Man that looks great but it's from ACC (auto custom carpets). Is this the same manufacturer only different vendor or what??? I don't mind finessing etc. but am curious about stockinteriors.com product. If this is the same, I'm in!!!

[earl84]

I just put one in mine about a month ago. I put down Peel 'n Seat, then some EZ Cool insulation from here, http://www.lobucrod.com/ Then put down the jute padding and the mat. For the most part, the mat fit very well, but there was just a bizarre fold at the top of the transmission tunnel at the firewall that didn't fit correctly. There was also a bunching of material right near the gas pedal. To be honest, I think I should have left off the just padding, and it all would have been fine. I think the bunching up by the gas pedal was just due to too much thickness in the stuff I laid down, but it is extremely quiet in my cab. I was in too much of a hurry, since I had to get it all back together and move the truck to Colorado from Texas. If I had more time to devote to it, I really believe I could tweak it to fit perfectly everywhere, since once I got settled in CO, I took a heat gun to the gas pedal area, and held it in place, and it now sits perfectly. Take your time, like markeb01, and you will have a nicely fit mat. It comes with plenty of material for trimming, which is both a blessing and a curse. You will understand what I mean when you start fitting it. You must have a nice warm day to get it workable.
So, bottom line, I highly recommend the mat, but I also highly recommend leaving yourself an entire day to make tweaks with a heat gun, patience in trimming, and get it to fit just right. I may try buying another one next summer to really take my time. It is a really nice quality mat.

[Mathew21]

If you decide to buy from there if you enter RETURN09 at check out you will receive 5% off of your order.

[markeb01]

Originally Posted by VonDog

Man that looks great but it's from ACC (auto custom carpets). Is this the same manufacturer only different vendor or what??? I don't mind finessing etc. but am curious about stockinteriors.com product. If this is the same, I'm in!!!

They are the same outfit with two different business names. I ordered from ACC, but all the paperwork had Stock Interiors on it.

[VonDog]

Thanks for the replies guys! It makes the decision process a lot easier. markeb01 - Sweet looking and sweet write up - very helpful. Mathew21-thanks for the heads up. Gonna order today but will need to do a bunch of rust work first-both rockers, partial floorpan, etc.