FS: Diamond Plate Floor Mat Interior
February-13th-2003, 01:11 AM
#1
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FS: Diamond Plate Floor Mat Interior
Ride Custom is selling Diamond Plate Floor Mats along with Trunk Sections.
The price is $96 for the front and rear pieces. $103 for the Trunk Piece.
The diamond plate is made of 1/16th inch alum. Really Durable and a awesome addition.
Pictures are below, email me at artie@gildarservices.com to order.
The price is $96 for the front and rear pieces. $103 for the Trunk Piece.
The diamond plate is made of 1/16th inch alum. Really Durable and a awesome addition.
Pictures are below, email me at artie@gildarservices.com to order.
Last edited by adarrell; February-25th-2003 at 08:36 AM.
February-14th-2003, 12:37 AM
#4
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Location: Irvington, NJ
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That trunk piece is HOT .. however PICI (Perfect Image Creations Inc) sells the front/rear set with a dead pedal for $135 shipped. What is your shipping rate?
Just givin ya a heads up ...
Pe@ce
Just givin ya a heads up ...
Pe@ce
Last edited by Protege5Gurly; February-14th-2003 at 12:40 AM.
February-14th-2003, 08:12 AM
#5
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$96 is with shipping
if u guys so want it i'll throw in the Dead Pedal for free
so $96 will get u the front, rear AND Dead Pedal WITH Shipping.
if u guys so want it i'll throw in the Dead Pedal for free
so $96 will get u the front, rear AND Dead Pedal WITH Shipping.
Last edited by adarrell; February-25th-2003 at 08:44 AM.
February-15th-2003, 08:51 AM
#6
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they would be perfect if they had little ridges around the sides to keep the snow and water from gettin in to the carpets in the winter . around here where it snow 5 montys of the year i have a real problem keepin water out of my cars carpets its a big deal every spring to rip out the seats andcarpets every year and try to dry the floor . this may be a idea hmmmmm.
February-16th-2003, 04:36 PM
#9
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really?!?! how much for front and rear? same as the P5?
thanks again. you can email me if you would like-fst323@yahoo.com
ok thats just:
fst323@yahoo.com
thanks again. you can email me if you would like-fst323@yahoo.com
ok thats just:
fst323@yahoo.com
February-19th-2003, 03:15 PM
#11
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Originally posted by protegeboy78
Can you make those for a 2nd gen protege? 95-98? and what is a dead pedal?
Can you make those for a 2nd gen protege? 95-98? and what is a dead pedal?
the dead pedal is where ur foot goes in a stick shift
