Medium gray rubber floor mats w/ logo--anyone have a pic of them installed?
09-09-2016, 04:02 PM
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Car: 1989 Formula
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Medium gray rubber floor mats w/ logo--anyone have a pic of them installed?
Starting the hunt for new floor mats with logos; I'm debating about gray rubber ones for my typical medium gray carpet. Gray rubber is hard to find but is available at Trim Parts. Seems to be a supplier to other mat sellers; Classic Industries carries the same ones but not in gray.
http://www.trimparts.com/static/carp...r_mats_catalog
I had the same style rubber ones on a '70 Firebird a few years ago, and they looked right for that era of car. But I'm not sure how they'd look in a third gen. Anyone have a pic of them actually installed in their car? Thanks!
09-10-2016, 01:26 PM
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Car: 90 Formula / T-tops
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Re: Medium gray rubber floor mats w/ logo--anyone have a pic of them installed?
your Formy should have come with carpeted ones as far as I know. I prefer those. ACC has some cool ones the have Pontiac symbol on them. bird, eat. if you vary from stock. I'm not a fan of rubber
09-10-2016, 04:24 PM
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Re: Medium gray rubber floor mats w/ logo--anyone have a pic of them installed?
Yes, I still have the factory carpeted ones in. I decided against the rubber--I really don't think they will look right, at least to me, in a third gen. And I did narrow it down to ACC w/ the Pontiac V logo...
09-13-2016, 12:18 PM
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Re: Medium gray rubber floor mats w/ logo--anyone have a pic of them installed?
IMO, rubber just looks plain cheap and out of place in anything newer than 1970s.