Posted By: ademon
used original trunk mat or repop? - 08/02/11 07:20 PM
What would you use on a fresh resto? a repop or a presentable original with a few stains and whatnot..
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depends on what your trying to acheive and/or how nice the original is .
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When is someone gonna turn out a good reproduction mat... Jim F.? Dave W.? Anybody?
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Come on Dave at ECS it's time for another top notch product
logan426
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Come on Dave at ECS it's time for another top notch product
logan426
Ill second that motion
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Come on Dave at ECS it's time for another top notch product
logan426
Ill second that motion
I think a good quality trunk mat will sell good.
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years ago, I bought a tan one to replace my original tan plaid in my 69 charger< it only had a tear in it, so i threw the original out, I cant believe i did that, does anyone even make a tan plaid one anymore? all I see are grey. should have kept my original.
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years ago, I bought a tan one to replace my original tan plaid in my 69 charger< it only had a tear in it, so i threw the original out, I cant believe i did that, does anyone even make a tan plaid one anymore? all I see are grey. should have kept my original.
These guys make the tan plain as would be in the '69 Chargers, but it is in the heavy vinyl. It is in bulk, so one has to use the original for a pattern....
http://www.metropartsmarket.com/catalog/trunk_mats/mopar/samples.html
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Come on Dave at ECS it's time for another top notch product
logan426
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69-70 B body, 70-76 A body i would think would sell the best
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What would you use on a fresh resto? a repop or a presentable original with a few stains and whatnot..
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the matts trap moisture from leaky trunks....most restored cars wont see enough water to have a moisture issue.
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the matts trap moisture from leaky trunks....most restored cars wont see enough water to have a moisture issue.
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69-70 B body, 70-76 A body i would think would sell the best
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Material thickness, most patterns weren't just print but actually slightly three dimensional..Fact is even the back side has a slight texture.. The die cut shapes of the repos is generally way off...
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Material thickness, most patterns weren't just print but actually slightly three dimensional..Fact is even the back side has a slight texture.. The die cut shapes of the repos is generally way off...
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Material thickness, most patterns weren't just print but actually slightly three dimensional..Fact is even the back side has a slight texture.. The die cut shapes of the repos is generally way off...
So they were almost a "weave" and not just a printed pattern Did they have something bonded into the mat to reinforce or strengthen it????