carpet interior
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carpet interior
couldnt decide between here of classifeds. watever. anyways, awhile back i helped Tyler (0RangerEdge2) and Freddie (Freddie) haha, swap interiors. I currently have a vinyl interior and carpet has slowly been growing on me.... therefore, if anyone local wants to swap..... HIT ME UP. I MOVED TO THE CARPET SIDE! plain english fer ya- i want to swap my vinyl interior for your carpet interior. Pm me for details, but my place would be best, as thats where we did tha last swap and yea watever. i KNOW somebody wants vinyl......................please.................
Last edited by yellow_edge; 01-29-2009 at 07:44 PM.
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i hate it... pain the *** to clean in the sense that it always looks dirty around the seats and corners its like random stuff collects out of no where. some how my old truck was always sticky like pop is spilled after a few weeks when there wasnt..
its noisy compared to carpet.. crap slides everywhere on it like tools or anything nothing stays put..
and got to love the people that are like "oh go muddin its great bla bla water in it no problem".. well it isnt water proof it will leak all over down to the sub pan and there is still jute under it to soak all that up..
I hate mine on my f-150 and swapped out for carpet...
its noisy compared to carpet.. crap slides everywhere on it like tools or anything nothing stays put..
and got to love the people that are like "oh go muddin its great bla bla water in it no problem".. well it isnt water proof it will leak all over down to the sub pan and there is still jute under it to soak all that up..
I hate mine on my f-150 and swapped out for carpet...
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I've had the vinyl floor for 3-4 weeks now, and I love it. In comparison to my carpet, which I shampooed almost obsessively, this stuff is easy. Maybe its because i'm a "hick", and live in the country, but the vinyl allows me to use it more like a truck, and not worry about getting mud on the carpet, etc.
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I traded carpet that was PERFECT for the vinyl. I was tired of the headache.
No matter which floormats I tried, they still let the carpet beneath them get wet, and hold water until spring. I ALWAYS tap my boots together before I get in to knock all the snow off. That doesn't always cut it, and snow still melted, ran off the floormats and onto the carpet underneath. I didn't like the idea of the carpet holding all that water. I was also tired of being so worried about muddy boots and rusty tools staining/coloring my carpet. The vinyl has been great so far. And I haven't noticed any difference in noise.
No matter which floormats I tried, they still let the carpet beneath them get wet, and hold water until spring. I ALWAYS tap my boots together before I get in to knock all the snow off. That doesn't always cut it, and snow still melted, ran off the floormats and onto the carpet underneath. I didn't like the idea of the carpet holding all that water. I was also tired of being so worried about muddy boots and rusty tools staining/coloring my carpet. The vinyl has been great so far. And I haven't noticed any difference in noise.
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