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I pull up on the leading edge of the vinyl covered fiberglass trim panel that hides the floor under the seat and slide the edge of the mat underneath it; if your carpet has enough thickness, and if the fiberglass is applying enough pressure it may work.
My Mother-in-law drilled a couple of holes and put a small stainless screw with washer in place to keep them from shifting; highly effective, but not my preference.
My Mother-in-law drilled a couple of holes and put a small stainless screw with washer in place to keep them from shifting; highly effective, but not my preference.
Big Daft Lad said:
Or you could take the novel approach a previous owner of my car took. Throw them away....
It's quite disconcerting seeing the road pass under you!
Any idea where you can get new ones?
I find this method the best, as stops then getting soggy !It's quite disconcerting seeing the road pass under you!
Any idea where you can get new ones?
Just looking for some blue garage floor paint that matches the rest of the carpet

Try putting rubber bungs in the holes, but then the water level rises instead of draining away

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