New Vinyl Cab Floor

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dougm
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New Vinyl Cab Floor

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Heck, I would extend that to say why put carpet in any vehicle - unless maybe a specific luxury car. There are better materials for soundproofing and car carpet is always dirty!

Now that I got that out of my system, a question on the vinyl floor you got. Does it smell? Vinyly? At all?

Thanks,
BG

PS: Disappointing it doesn't fit better but at least now we know what to expect. If only the Ford part number was available, darnit.
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Too funny about the missing seat and your dog being flummoxed. I can picture it :lol:

Your "living room" mods sound nifty. It is nice to have some cat-swinging space in there- and if you don't need to seat six people (or even three or four), then why not.

Thanks for elaborating on the vinyl floor. Without reading your review, I would have expected it to fit right in (like say the custom Husky floor mats do), so that's good info (even if it is only minor trimming).
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