Floor Mats
Well after months of searching, I finally found quality floor mats that fit an E-450 chassis on my class C. They fit perfect and look great. They are WeatherTech #W51. Just look up Ford Econoline E-series. $54.95 plus $15 shipping.
Forum Discussion
NC-Hawk wrote:
Yes, thanks!! :C
Glad to help.
If you get one, let me know what you think of it. It looks good and they have good feedback.
Thanks.- Yes, thanks!! :C
NC-Hawk wrote:
I'm looking for 'carpeted' fitted front floormats. Already have the factory rubber/vinyl surface. :)
Like this?:
http://www.ebay.com/itm/161058870156?ssPageName=STRK:MEWAX:IT&_trksid=p3984.m1438.l2649- I'm looking for 'carpeted' fitted front floormats. Already have the factory rubber/vinyl surface. :)
- Yes, it should be easy to trim. I figured we will try them as is and then see what needs to be done. You will find them with the throw rugs and such, near housewares and storage bins.
- Thanks Snowman. Next time I'm in Walmart I will look for the mats. They look easy to trim, at $2.88 I guess I can afford to try trimming it.
- Here ya go. They are 24 x 16, and the brand is Mainstays or something like that, which is a housewares brand at Wal mart.
Drivers side:
Passenger side, I have it intentionally skewed for now:
Right side up:
Snowman9000 wrote:
I have had a tough time finding front mats for the Chevy Express Van chassis on my mini-mh. There are a lot labeled "semi-custom", or "fits more than one vehicle". In reality, those are completely generic, and are of roughly the size needed. The problem is that the van floor has distinct humps that would be a problem for a mat with some rigidity, unless it was truly custom fitted and molded.
WeatherTech does not make front mats for it, for some reason. I did find a GM part that is around $150 for the pair, but I was looking for something more reasonable. Well yesterday at Wal-Mart, I bought two small-ish rubber door mats. Nubs on the top side, a mild texture on the bottom side. I don't know the exact size, but they fit quite nicely. I could trim them a bit but it's not essential. I installed them upside down so the nibs hold to the carpet. The up-facing side is a lot like the texture you see on a truck with rubber floors rather than carpeting. They might stay in place flipped the other way too, I'll try both ways. All for $2.88 a piece.
Could you post a photo? I would like a floor mat that stays in place and my makeshift mat is not working too good.- Another vote for weather tech. 3 yrs workin great. The oem fell apart in one yr.
- Just purchased a set Of Weathertech for our 2011 Class C, Quality is good but they seem to be a bit small.
