<VV> [FC] rubber floor mat

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Somewhere I have some of that from a 64 greenbrier deluxe I parted out. not 
 sure why I saved it. I doubt anyone has it now.  It had factory cuts for  
rear seat options etc in it.
 
 
In a message dated 8/16/2013 11:55:13 P.M. Eastern Daylight Time,  
dannydavis at clearwire.net writes:

My  Red/Green-brier has got a sub-floor rubber mat as you describe.   I'ts
got rubber "fins that fill in the space created by the raised  ridges.  It's
actually two pieces set side by each.  Appears to  be a "universal bed mat
material" that probably is made aftermarket for  most all GM trucks of that
era. I haven't confirmed it, but the floor on my  1969 El Camino seems to
have the same design of floor.
I've now got a  piece of 1/2" hard foam with reflective shield covered by
vinyl floor  material on that.
I'm making my ultimate road trip  rig.
Dan


On Fri, Aug 16, 2013 at 7:29 PM, Jimmy Harris  
<harrisjimmy60 at yahoo.com>wrote:

> Hello All again, Maybe I  should be more clear about what Im looking for, 
I
> have a NOS front  rubber floor mat for my 1964  8 door corvan and am
> looking for  the middle rubber mat with the ridges under it to make the
> floor more  level
> and I don't know if they had a rear rubber mat or not but would  like to
> have it
> also. Would "like" for them to be new or NOS  but a really good one(s)
> would be good too. THANKS for any HELP.   Jimmy
>
> 64 110 buneduggy only one running
> 64 110 8door  corvan in process
> 62 150 spyder conv. next on to do list
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