Autostyle mats
Autostyle mats
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anonymous-user

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83 months

Monday 11th September 2006
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Going to be replacing the mats in the wedge at the end of this month and just wondering if anyone has got some of these mats already. Would really like to know if they fit properly in the foot wells after my couple of near death experiences with the throttle jamming open with the current mats

taimar78

681 posts

291 months

Monday 11th September 2006
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I'd also like to know how people have fared with these mats as I am preparing to order a set for my wedge.

Thanks in advance

cdt

537 posts

311 months

Monday 11th September 2006
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I've got some now, excellent quality. Will take some photos when it is dry. They go so far up into the footwell I can't see any way the throttle pedal could get stuck behind them.

jmorgan

36,010 posts

313 months

Tuesday 12th September 2006
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When we had some house carpets done, extra carpet was bound to make mats. Wonder if there is scope to use a suitable carpet and cut it to fit the footwell and get it bound?

marz92

1,675 posts

266 months

Tuesday 12th September 2006
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Excellant Job!
Ask for Les! And tell him I said - "He'll give YOU discount!" - Thanks to the guy with the dark blue S3!
I went to Hungerford for a quote back last year, within minutes Les and his assisant were in the footwells using large sheets of brown paper to make templates. After 10 minutes, and the price was right, had two foot mats made, each with heeler pads, TVR logo etched into their finest quality dark blue coloured mats and trimmed with beige leathertte piping to match the seats. And if that wasn't enough, they even made the first 'TVR' mat for the rear behind the seats, again with a TVR logo etched in. I have recommend a few people from this site for them. Conclusion - such a cheap and effective way to make an nice interior make over for the 16 year old car. Good Luck
Paul

marz92

1,675 posts

266 months

Tuesday 12th September 2006
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Excellant Job!
Ask for Les! And tell him I said - "He'll give YOU discount!" - Thanks to the guy with the dark blue S3!
I went to Hungerford for a quote back last year, within minutes Les and his assisant were in the footwells using large sheets of brown paper to make templates. After 10 minutes, and the price was right, had two foot mats made, each with heeler pads, TVR logo etched into their finest quality dark blue coloured mats and trimmed with beige leathertte piping to match the seats. And if that wasn't enough, they even made the first 'TVR' mat for the rear behind the seats, again with a TVR logo etched in. I have recommend a few people from this site for them. Conclusion - such a cheap and effective way to make an nice interior make over for the 16 year old car. Good Luck
Paul

GV

2,366 posts

253 months

Tuesday 12th September 2006
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jmorgan said:
When we had some house carpets done, extra carpet was bound to make mats. Wonder if there is scope to use a suitable carpet and cut it to fit the footwell and get it bound?


I've just done that - cost £25 for 2 mats and the rear mat on the parcel shelf - looks good too.

cdt

537 posts

311 months

Sunday 17th September 2006
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Here you go:




Edited by cdt on Sunday 17th September 22:10


Edited by cdt on Sunday 17th September 22:11