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(I had the new central locking - keyless entry fitted on tuesday/ wednesday.
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Hello Collective,
I want to purchase some car mats for my 944. Has anyone purchased some lately? Who did you go through? I want some good quality Marine Blue mats. Gimmie, gimmie, gimmie your hard won advice please.
many thanks,
JE
Call me cheap but I reckon ya can't go past these:
http://www.supercheapauto.com.au/Product/SCA-Rubber-Mat-Black-Single-55x43cm/385500
Understated and functional.
What more could you aspire to?
Jason, I would try a supplier in the UK as they have right hand drive cars, Design 911, Porsche Shop etc. Not sure if they would make them or not but you could try Lee Brothers at Albion as they would be a able to make a bespoke set. Lee Brothers are expensive but very good. You could take a pattern off my 968's if it suits.
http://www.leebrotherstrimmers.com.au/
I got some from here
http://www.customcarmats.com.au/porsche-c-43.html
for our Merc and Volvo, they do some Porsche but 944 not listed, maybe ask the question of them? They are quite good quality.
Thanks Adam,
gave them a call - nice people. They don't do 944 as they don't have a template. He did say that I could send them the old ones & they would make them from that. I'll retain it as an option. cheers
I was afraid of that................................
PCB emailed.......i'll let you know what he comes back with. (I had the new central locking - keyless entry fitted on tuesday/ wednesday. I am really flash one now!!!!)
Thanks Allan,
I did go to Lee Bros early in the piece re some interior work quotes. I had heard that they are excellent but quite expensive. I just wasn't prepared for how stratospherically expensive they would be
. I wish I was more richerer than I am - poor me......... I will have a look at the UK sites, I agree they will be better.
