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Anyone else going with a set of custom CocoMats? Been having these made for years for our cars (& trucks). CocoMats; Handmade in South Carolina, USA. Thinking of doing a frunk liner as well as the rear passenger & cargo area. Classic Jaspe pattern. High Quality stuff folks, lasts so much longer than the algorithmic placed inferior "degradaccesories" that are ever prevalent today. Buy quality in the USA that aligns with SLATE!

https://www.cocomats.com/
 

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Anyone else going with a set of custom CocoMats? Been having these made for years for our cars (& trucks). CocoMats; Handmade in South Carolina, USA. Thinking of doing a frunk liner as well as the rear passenger & cargo area. Classic Jaspe pattern. High Quality stuff folks, lasts so much longer than the algorithmic placed inferior "degradaccesories" that are ever prevalent today. Buy quality in the USA that aligns with SLATE!

https://www.cocomats.com/
No. Need plain old rubber so I can hose off the ever-present sand/gravel/salt mix in Michigan.
Rubber horse stall liner from Tractor Supply works good too.
 
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No. Need plain old rubber so I can hose off the ever-present sand/gravel/salt mix in Michigan.
Rubber horse stall liner from Tractor Supply works good too.
And that works well too. Loved the standard rubber flooring in my two GM work trucks.
 

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No. Need plain old rubber so I can hose off the ever-present sand/gravel/salt mix in Michigan.
Same. Something I can power wash.

The Slate FN doesn't strike me as a suitable candidate for artisan small-batch hand-made floor mats. Then again, they'll build it and you'll make it yours.
 

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Also need hard rubber. This will be a light construction truck. MUD is a reality.

Plenty of made in USA options.
 
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Just call me Mr Fancy Pants! Dad hoses down his CocoMats sets routinely, been doing it for years. They still look great which got me hooked on them. Have yet to do the same though.

Getting Excited to ACCESSORIZE!
 
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Anyone else going with a set of custom CocoMats? Been having these made for years for our cars (& trucks). CocoMats; Handmade in South Carolina, USA. Thinking of doing a frunk liner as well as the rear passenger & cargo area. Classic Jaspe pattern. High Quality stuff folks, lasts so much longer than the algorithmic placed inferior "degradaccesories" that are ever prevalent today. Buy quality in the USA that aligns with SLATE!

https://www.cocomats.com/
Jeez, those are fancy. Do they make car seat covers too?
 

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Anyone else going with a set of custom CocoMats? Been having these made for years for our cars (& trucks). CocoMats; Handmade in South Carolina, USA. Thinking of doing a frunk liner as well as the rear passenger & cargo area. Classic Jaspe pattern. High Quality stuff folks, lasts so much longer than the algorithmic placed inferior "degradaccesories" that are ever prevalent today. Buy quality in the USA that aligns with SLATE!

https://www.cocomats.com/
These ^^^ are good mats. I had them in my 68 Porsche and 91 Miata. They seemed right in those cars. They seem out of place in a truck to me.

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I remember Cocomats from 50+ years ago, when they were available in a single color, ready-made for lots of foreign sportscars, like my MGB. GREAT mats. And you can hose them down, so they would be an excellent addition to a rubber- or vinyl-covered cab floor. I will certainly go that way.
 

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Anyone else going with a set of custom CocoMats? Been having these made for years for our cars (& trucks). CocoMats; Handmade in South Carolina, USA. Thinking of doing a frunk liner as well as the rear passenger & cargo area. Classic Jaspe pattern. High Quality stuff folks, lasts so much longer than the algorithmic placed inferior "degradaccesories" that are ever prevalent today. Buy quality in the USA that aligns with SLATE!

https://www.cocomats.com/
Never heard of these before. They're really nice looking.
 
 





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