Rubber floor coverings for 57's

[Jeff Norwell]

A pic.. of Macs.....

[fordaholic]

   Gasman, Ranchero`s suffer the exact same problem as I have. Carpenters front rubber mat, as nice as it is, stops dead at the front seat bolts with no tails to go between the seat and sill. And like a Business coupe the Ranchero needs a small piece behind the seat does it not? In any case the solution would be for Carpenter to provide just the rubber by the foot and let us take it from there. 

[hiball3985]

And what is interesting is the Oklahoma City source is its a third cheaper than Mac's.....I just about done with Mac's and they horrible service.

Thats what happens when a GM type business tries to run a Ford business. they have been going down hill ever since the take over.

[E Code Randy]

Thanks for the help guys   ---- when I did my 70A E code years ago I was fortunate enough to find a rear floor covering that was new but an old replacement piece along with the same thing for the front. They had been boxed for all time so when we did the install, we had wrinkles galore. We used a hair dryer and got em to lay down some but they aren't real nice. I left them in the car in hopes they flatten some with the summer heat and maybe more hair dryer. This 300 E code is one I picked up from it's second owner 12 or more years ago out in Enid OK. It's cool as I found it's original factory build sheet in the drivers side door card. My 70A build sheet was in the passenger side door card where I find most the 57 build sheets I have found. It would be real cool if we could get someone to do the rubber floor covers as I would run them in all my E codes that had rubber originally.

[RICH MUISE]

Welcome to the forum,btw. That's a heck of a collection you have there.
Are you the Randy Conner from Wisconsin we have in our listing of salvage yards?
Excellent to have new club members with your expertise!!

[Ford Blue blood]

There can only be one Randy from Hayward, WI!

[Randyh]

I looked for a long time until I finally found a set of original NOS mats.  Being that they are 60 years old the rubber is very dry and cracks easily.  We really do need someone to make new ones.  If anybody has any experience with how to soften and preserve these please let me know.
Randy