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Anyone ever use one? I imagine the high hump would be the one to order. Tried searching here but maybe wrong search terms as I came up empty handed.
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LMC Truck polyvinyl floor covering
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I used one in a 4x4 civilian truck and it fit real good, so good that I bought a second one for a project truck. That one sat for a couple years rolled up in the shipping box in the attic of my garage. When I went to use it it had cracked and split under it's own weight! Your mileage may very.
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I would say they are not worth the effort. Poor fit and a rust haven on these vehicles that are looking to rust anytime. Be Safe.
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I used it on my crew cab c60 awhile back work great easy to work with. Also easy to mold just heat it with heat gun. My trucks custom floor was different then any standard floor and I was able to cut it, lap it and heat it real good with gun and use piece of scrap floor upside down press on heated splice and it would mold together perfect. The scrap would leave grain on it it was amazing how well it worked and seamed together. I also raptor lined floors to prevent rust underneath.
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Sorry no interior pics
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Missing a double "Like" button for that one, beautiful!
Build thread somewhere by any chance?
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thanks for the replies! Since i live away from the coast and the truck is leak free I am interested in getting something better than the tattered oem mat back in there. I figure may as well try and "do it right" while I am at it. Was thinking sound control mat (adhesive rubber/aluminum) but that does sound like it could invite rust more than doing something like the raptor liner first.
Driving freeway speeds in sub zero temps during winter, the truck was doing its very best to keep us warm but the lack of insulation is quite pronounced. Will post it up on my thread in the cucv customizing thread when I get there.
Thanks again!
Driving freeway speeds in sub zero temps during winter, the truck was doing its very best to keep us warm but the lack of insulation is quite pronounced. Will post it up on my thread in the cucv customizing thread when I get there.
Thanks again!
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Sorry no smart phone when I built it so no build out there but specs blown 468, allison 653? F106s lockers and 16.00s