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• Sep 28, 2005

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Anybody used http://www.carmats4u.com/

You can design your own t-shirts / car mats / seat covers etc

With regards car mats they seem quite expensive.... came to £58 + p&p

 

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• Sep 28, 2005

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If I remember correctly a forum member bought mats from a company like this a while back and the quality was poor. The rubber backing crumbled. It may be a different company though and it may have been Koarang.

 

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• Sep 28, 2005

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Steve said:

It may be a different company though and it may have been Koarang.

Click to expand...

It was carmats4u as far as I can remember, and I believe it was Koa who bought a set.

EDIT: Did a search, it was carmats4u and it was Koa who bought a set

https://www.fiatforum.com/showthread.php?t=36113

 

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There you go. At that price look elsewhere.

 

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• Sep 28, 2005

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I recently got a set of mats off ebay from soldonservice05 (ebay shop called Mat Marque-it). Top quality and very reasonable price. Ok, so you don't get to add stuff on, but who looks down at thier feet when driving?

 

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THe best car mats that I have ever seen came from these guys.http://www.autostyle.co.uk/

I have a set in my integrale although they are special order due to copy right on the HF and elephant symbol.

Thinking on getting a set made up for my Cinq qith turbo i.e. on them

 

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I had a set of mats from Autostyle for my Uno. They were expensive but thought id get them anyway, when they arrived the fit was dreadful!

If i was to get some mats now, id get some plain carpet i liked (car carpet ), cut it to the exact shape i wanted, then take it to a carpet shop and get it bound. Most carpet shops can bind the edges. This way you would get a perfect fit and wouldnt cost the earth either.

 

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Surprised at your problems with them as the fit in the grale is brilliant, as an alternative these guys are thought of highly and car carpet is a diff quality from household carpet.

http://www.coverdalecarpets.com/

Aaron.