Scott Marzahl

Who sells a good fitting floor mat, something that is not going to move around and get bunched up under the pedals. I don't want clear ones, I think they tend to look yellow. I'm thinking a nice quality black carpet as opposed to the black rubber ones I see in vendor catalogs. I see Lloyds mats advertised everywhere, and they offer various types. Anyone really happy with their choice of floor mats? This is for a black interior.

Mike67nv

It’s a matter of taste, but personally, I like the carpeted type like I have in the pic below. They have hundreds of rubber tips on the backside that really keep them in place – they don’t move. The ones in the pic are about seven years old now. Not sure where they came from but they look like ones sold by Zip:

http://www.zip-corvette.com/ProductD...GR-SR&CTitle=&

Scott Marzahl

Thanks Mike, those look very nice. I don't think a super plush mat would look as period correct as the ones you have.

davewh

Take a look at Mid America floor mats. I have a set with the rubber tip in the shed when I steped into my car my foot hit the mat and moved big time. I guess it depends how you get ito your car and where you put you foot.

5thvet

I got mine at Paragon about 5 years ago and they are still good. I'm sure they source them from Mid-America or CA. They are 80-20 look and good backing for staying put, Their part number 13090K-20.

Hitch

Am I **** since I have both the carpet ones and then the clear ones on top? For what it's worth the clear mats I bought two years ago are still clear..

Hitch

Scott Marzahl

Maybe just a little Dave...

RatDog

I do that, too. I use the cheap clear mats from Wally World on top of my new mats. When they start to yellow or look bad, I'll toss them and buy new ones. They're cheap enough.

jmschmit

I use velcro under my mats...works great.BILL.

Ironcross

Go to Al Knoch for some quality mats.........