Floor Mats
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Joined: Mar 2000
Posts: 489
From: Schuylkill County PA
Try either www.accmats.com or http://www.daniels-auto-fashions.com...Floor_Mats.htm
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2002 "35th Anniversary" Camaro Z28
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From: Kissimmee/Orlando, FL
<font face="Verdana, Arial" size="2">Originally posted by PSU 98:
Try either www.accmats.com or http://www.daniels-auto-fashions.com...Floor_Mats.htm
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Try either www.accmats.com or http://www.daniels-auto-fashions.com...Floor_Mats.htm
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Jason
93 TA, M6
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From: Henry, VA USA
The mats are very expensive for our cars.
I would get the www.autoanything.com mats.
I have some of their stuff, and they are real quality!
THEY also have the Pontiac bird embroidery, and it really looks NICE. Check them out
They are made by Designer Mats.
I would get the www.autoanything.com mats.
I have some of their stuff, and they are real quality!
THEY also have the Pontiac bird embroidery, and it really looks NICE. Check them out
They are made by Designer Mats.
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Joined: Dec 2000
Posts: 2,442
From: Tacoma, WA, USA
I put polished diamondplating in the area where your feet sit, where the holes start to wear. I think it looks good! I'm workin' on making my own diamondplate skid plates for the door jams also.
- Brent
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~Project 12's DAMMIT!~
'94 Z28, M6, Borla Y-pipe, Flowmaster Cat-Back, Lingenfelter CAI, TPIS Airfoil, MSD-6AL, March Pulleys, Hotchkis STB, Spohn LCA brackets, Summit Special cutout, G-MAF, straight-pipe'd cat. (for the track only of course ;>, MAC LCA's & Panhard Rod, Susp. Tech. springs, 287 RWHP / 321 FT. LBS.,
Best E.T. to date: 13.48
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- Brent
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~Project 12's DAMMIT!~
'94 Z28, M6, Borla Y-pipe, Flowmaster Cat-Back, Lingenfelter CAI, TPIS Airfoil, MSD-6AL, March Pulleys, Hotchkis STB, Spohn LCA brackets, Summit Special cutout, G-MAF, straight-pipe'd cat. (for the track only of course ;>, MAC LCA's & Panhard Rod, Susp. Tech. springs, 287 RWHP / 321 FT. LBS.,
Best E.T. to date: 13.48
Best MPH: 104 MPH
member, http://www.teamnwfbody.org
My page: http://camaroz28.cardomain.com/id/compstall
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Joined: Apr 2002
Posts: 217
From: Hurst TX
<font face="Verdana, Arial" size="2">Originally posted by Compstall:
I put polished diamondplating in the area where your feet sit, where the holes start to wear. I think it looks good! I'm workin' on making my own diamondplate skid plates for the door jams also.
- Brent
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I put polished diamondplating in the area where your feet sit, where the holes start to wear. I think it looks good! I'm workin' on making my own diamondplate skid plates for the door jams also.
- Brent
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did you attach it?
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Adam in Hurst TX
95TA M6 Borla Cat Back
!TB,!MAF,Ripper,Tuner Cat
HP160, !UD pulley,CAI
Best 1/4 13.79 101.4
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From: Japan
you can get some replacement mats with a specialty vehicle logo from GM performance parts. They come in the factory colors, are molded for the passenger hump, and look pretty cool. I got mine from Jason Chromer for like 40 bucks. You can see them in the perf parts catalog.
You can see them in the perf parts catalog.
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Joined: Jun 2001
Posts: 545
From: Tampa
<font face="Verdana, Arial" size="2">Originally posted by 95 Z-28 LT1:
you can get some replacement mats with a specialty vehicle logo from GM performance parts. They come in the factory colors, are molded for the passenger hump, and look pretty cool. I got mine from Jason Chromer for like 40 bucks. You can see them in the perf parts catalog.</font>
you can get some replacement mats with a specialty vehicle logo from GM performance parts. They come in the factory colors, are molded for the passenger hump, and look pretty cool. I got mine from Jason Chromer for like 40 bucks.
You can see them in the perf parts catalog.</font>
thanks.
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Joined: Feb 2000
Posts: 129
From: Plymouth,Ma.
I also have the GM floor mats with the Specialty Vehicle logo.I think they look great.
Don't know that Jason Chromer guy but alot of people have been dealing with Sam Smith from Fairway Chevrolet 1-800-395-1440
The part #'s are...
12363894-Front floor mats for 1993-2001 coupe
Dielectric Specialty Vehicle logo.Graphite.
12363895-Front floor mats for 1993-2001 coupe
Dielectric Specialty Vehicle logo.Gray.
12363896-Front floor mats for 1993-2001 coupe
Dielectric Specialty Vehicle logo.Beige.
12363897-Front floor mats for 1993-2001 coupe
Dielectric Specialty Vehicle logo.Neutral.
12363898-Front floor mats for 1993-2001 Conv.
Dielectric Specialty Vehicle logo.Graphite.
12363899-Front floor mats for 1993-2001 Conv.
Dielectric Specialty Vehicle logo.Gray.
12363900-Front floor mats for 1993-2001 Conv.
Dielectric Specialty Vehicle logo.Beige.
12363901-Front floor mats for 1993-2001 Conv.
Dielectric Specialty Vehicle logo.Neutral.
seeya
John
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John
My Blown396Z site
Silver 96 Z/28,6 spd.
Team NEDyno/Quest Racing supercharged 398 in progress
Don't know that Jason Chromer guy but alot of people have been dealing with Sam Smith from Fairway Chevrolet 1-800-395-1440
The part #'s are...
12363894-Front floor mats for 1993-2001 coupe
Dielectric Specialty Vehicle logo.Graphite.
12363895-Front floor mats for 1993-2001 coupe
Dielectric Specialty Vehicle logo.Gray.
12363896-Front floor mats for 1993-2001 coupe
Dielectric Specialty Vehicle logo.Beige.
12363897-Front floor mats for 1993-2001 coupe
Dielectric Specialty Vehicle logo.Neutral.
12363898-Front floor mats for 1993-2001 Conv.
Dielectric Specialty Vehicle logo.Graphite.
12363899-Front floor mats for 1993-2001 Conv.
Dielectric Specialty Vehicle logo.Gray.
12363900-Front floor mats for 1993-2001 Conv.
Dielectric Specialty Vehicle logo.Beige.
12363901-Front floor mats for 1993-2001 Conv.
Dielectric Specialty Vehicle logo.Neutral.
seeya
John
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John
My Blown396Z site
Silver 96 Z/28,6 spd.
Team NEDyno/Quest Racing supercharged 398 in progress
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Joined: Apr 2002
Posts: 217
From: Hurst TX
<font face="Verdana, Arial" size="2">Originally posted by Vortech396:
I also have the GM floor mats with the Specialty Vehicle logo.I think they look great.
Don't know that Jason Chromer guy but alot of people have been dealing with Sam Smith from Fairway Chevrolet 1-800-395-1440
seeya
John
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I also have the GM floor mats with the Specialty Vehicle logo.I think they look great.
Don't know that Jason Chromer guy but alot of people have been dealing with Sam Smith from Fairway Chevrolet 1-800-395-1440
seeya
John
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Are these the carpet like the factory? And what is the logo? GM ? I just looked at GMpartsdirect.com and they show 27.55 for
them.
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Adam in Hurst TX
95TA M6 Borla Cat Back
!TB,!MAF,Ripper,Tuner Cat
HP160, !UD pulley,CAI
Best 1/4 13.79 101.4
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Posts: 670
From: Kissimmee/Orlando, FL
<font face="Verdana, Arial" size="2">Originally posted by Vortech396:
I also have the GM floor mats with the Specialty Vehicle logo.I think they look great.
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I also have the GM floor mats with the Specialty Vehicle logo.I think they look great.
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Anyone have a pic of the logo on the mat?
Thanks!
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Jason
93 TA, M6
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From: Tacoma, WA, USA
I attached the diamondplating to the carpet with some plain ole' pop rivets. I used the largest size I could, otherwise I think the smaller ones might have pulled through. I'm actually probably gonna drill them out and do it over again. For better holding, I'm gonna put washers on the back of the rivets under the floormat.
- Brent
- Brent
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Joined: Apr 2002
Posts: 217
From: Hurst TX
<font face="Verdana, Arial" size="2">Originally posted by Compstall:
I attached the diamondplating to the carpet with some plain ole' pop rivets. I used the largest size I could, otherwise I think the smaller ones might have pulled through. I'm actually probably gonna drill them out and do it over again. For better holding, I'm gonna put washers on the back of the rivets under the floormat.
- Brent</font>
I attached the diamondplating to the carpet with some plain ole' pop rivets. I used the largest size I could, otherwise I think the smaller ones might have pulled through. I'm actually probably gonna drill them out and do it over again. For better holding, I'm gonna put washers on the back of the rivets under the floormat.
- Brent
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