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I've had the C5 convertible for about 5 days... gotta say I fell in love with it immediately. Now every time I get in it I see how dirty I'm getting the (otherwise perfect) red floor mats. What are you all doing to keep yours clean? Cheap set for regular driving ? ? or ? ? looking for recomendations here... thought about buying another set, but $80+ for spare floor mats
Yep, I also throw a cheap set over my stock mats for the day-to-day stuff. In fact, this weekend for a couple of shows, I just pulled the cheapos out and didn't even have to vacuum!
The guy who I bought my Vette from had installed the Corvette winter rubber mats over the stock carpeted mats. I've put cheap plastic or rubber mats over the factory carpeted mats in all of my cars for years. The day my wife and I were looking at the car and deciding whether or not to buy, when the seller showed us what he had done, my wife elbowed me in the side and said, "I didn't know there were two of you!" I think that for her, that was what made her decide to later tell me, "if you're going to get one of these, get THIS one."
I've had the C5 convertible for about 5 days... gotta say I fell in love with it immediately. Now every time I get in it I see how dirty I'm getting the (otherwise perfect) red floor mats. What are you all doing to keep yours clean? Cheap set for regular driving ? ? or ? ? looking for recomendations here... thought about buying another set, but $80+ for spare floor mats
Does your vert have the black exterior? If so, mine is the same; black exterior/torch red interior. What I did was order some black Lloyd mats with the red C5 logo. Kind of breaks up the red interior a little. At times I thought it was too much red, but the black mats tame it down.
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