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yeah!!!
thats my idea
i just got done with doin this project
i painted the whole interior black
ripped out the carpets
and rolled hurculiner
and then put some rubber mats down
i left the drain hole so if i need to wash it out the water will just drain out of it.
i really like the way it looks
tell me if you want pics
thats my idea
i just got done with doin this project
i painted the whole interior black
ripped out the carpets
and rolled hurculiner
and then put some rubber mats down
i left the drain hole so if i need to wash it out the water will just drain out of it.
i really like the way it looks
tell me if you want pics
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I went with a set of these http://www.huskyliners.com/floorliners.html
I just take them out and hose them off, They hold on the dirt/mud/water in them cause they have higher sides.
I just take them out and hose them off, They hold on the dirt/mud/water in them cause they have higher sides.
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I went with a set of these http://www.huskyliners.com/floorliners.html
I just take them out and hose them off, They hold on the dirt/mud/water in them cause they have higher sides.
I just take them out and hose them off, They hold on the dirt/mud/water in them cause they have higher sides.
New vinyl flooring is about $100ish from rockauto.
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Bedliner can be done, as stated, but there's wiring under the carpet and you don't want to spray that. It would be a lot of masking off before hand. Jeep Wranglers don't have a lot beneath their carpet so it's a great deal easier to deal with than the Ranger.
My truck came with the most beautiful carpet. It was such a shame that I have no use for it. NOTHING is worse than mud-soaked carpet. You'll never get it clean. It's really a shame because the OEM carpet is really pretty. Would look good in a Lincoln.
I ordered a vinyl floor for mine. I actually just got the floor in today. Cost me $100 and I got it in OEM style textured black. I'm going to install it this weekend. Looks beautiful and is vacuum molded to the floor pan. It's packed fairly tight and you have to leave it in the sun to unfold. About an hour in the Texas sun here and it was looking perfect.
I looked at all the junkyards in the greater Houston area and couldn't find one. I don't know about anywhere else, but down here, the pickings are slim.
My truck came with the most beautiful carpet. It was such a shame that I have no use for it. NOTHING is worse than mud-soaked carpet. You'll never get it clean. It's really a shame because the OEM carpet is really pretty. Would look good in a Lincoln.
I ordered a vinyl floor for mine. I actually just got the floor in today. Cost me $100 and I got it in OEM style textured black. I'm going to install it this weekend. Looks beautiful and is vacuum molded to the floor pan. It's packed fairly tight and you have to leave it in the sun to unfold. About an hour in the Texas sun here and it was looking perfect.
I looked at all the junkyards in the greater Houston area and couldn't find one. I don't know about anywhere else, but down here, the pickings are slim.
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agree 100% AMEN
thats what i have because water + floor insulation = mold. it gets really hot on the hump between the driver and passenger seat, where the automatic transmission sits inches underneath.
thats what i have because water + floor insulation = mold. it gets really hot on the hump between the driver and passenger seat, where the automatic transmission sits inches underneath.
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I have taken up the carpet before because my A/C (or something) leaked on it (I watched this event unfold) and there isn't much wiring down there.
I am going to see how the spray on liner works out for my friend before going against the idea and going with a vinyl.
I like guys with no carpet... but it's a rare thing to stumble on.
I am going to see how the spray on liner works out for my friend before going against the idea and going with a vinyl.
I like girls with no carpet but thats a different subject!
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I have taken up the carpet before because my A/C (or something) leaked on it (I watched this event unfold) and there isn't much wiring down there.
I am going to see how the spray on liner works out for my friend before going against the idea and going with a vinyl.
I like guys with no carpet... but it's a rare thing to stumble on.
I am going to see how the spray on liner works out for my friend before going against the idea and going with a vinyl.
I like guys with no carpet... but it's a rare thing to stumble on.
only b/c i imagine its a pain in the *** to shave my *****.
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However, there are wires and **** run under the carpet that I would relocate some how if I could. Or figure out how to make a beauty pannel for them and have the beauty pannel sprayed too.
It would be badass to do a ford ranger interior that was 100% water proof. I like playing it little muddy puddles and I also like my windows down but I dont like cleaning dirt and water our of a cloth interior and carpet floor.