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Posted by: '73-914kid Sep 29 2014, 12:33 PM

I came across a few early 911R's and RS's and noticed that a lot of them have a ribber rubber floormat in them. The ribs run front to back, as opposed to 356 and 65/66 911's with the ribs running side to side. I cut a set for my car, and really like the look and durability of them.

Would there be any interest in purchasing a set by 914 owners? I can cut them in early or late car styles, with or without the mounting holes at the back, and can even include snaps that allow them to be snapped into place. Pretty much however anyone wants them

I've been running a set for the past month and they're really nice for people who may spill coffee, water, crumbs, or get dirt in their car as when they get dirty, you simply remove them and rinse them off with a hose.

From a price standpoint, I'm not sure yet, but they will be significantly cheaper than any Lloyds, or Coco mats.

Any interest?

Posted by: JmuRiz Sep 29 2014, 12:37 PM

Take some pictures, I never thought about that look.

My 356 has the rubber mat, but has coco mats over them.

Posted by: Scott S Sep 29 2014, 12:42 PM

Lowes used to carry rolls of a near perfect match for the rubber floors - maybe just a touch thin. I made several sets for my old car. As ai recall is was only $2-3.00 a linear foot.

Love that look.


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Posted by: SixerJ Sep 29 2014, 02:13 PM

I've always loved the look & 914-6 GT Spare Parts Manual lists them (if anyone wants it in PDF PM me)

Just checked pbase photos and Armano doesn't have any pictures in his GT factory parts area, just the felt carpet

If the rib style is correct, I'd be potentially interested in a set for a my 914-6 GT conversion. I bet some of the other GT guys might be interested if you could come up with an accurate copy




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Posted by: rhodyguy Sep 29 2014, 04:49 PM

Commercial carpet runner bottom side up.

Posted by: SixerJ Sep 30 2014, 12:15 AM

QUOTE(SixerJ @ Sep 29 2014, 09:13 PM)

Posted by: Mikey914 Sep 30 2014, 01:13 AM

Interesting I've never seen these before.