35th Anniversary Floor Mats in a Fox

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  1. StreetStang302 New Member

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    They might fit ok. I can't exactly go check at the moment because my cars are in two different places though.


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    I use those mats in my car, except mine don't have the logos. They fit nice, I think the only difference between the sn95 and fox mats are the hole for the mat retaining hook.
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    Ditto that, I got a set of OEM '94 up off eBay and they fit fine.

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    You ordered the ones for the '94 and they fit, right? If I get them, are they going to come with the hole and is it big? Did you cover it up with anything or is it just fine?
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    I worked at a detail shop, all the old mats came out of the cars so I took mine out of a 2000 GT vert :p Anyhow its a metal hole, its not too big and it doesn't hurt anything. If you really want to you could install the hook into the carpet and make it functional. I don't have any pics of them though.
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    the hole isn't big at all
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    What does the hook really do for it? What do you mean by functional? I thought you just take the mat put it in and thats that. Do you mean that the hook keeps it in place?
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    On the newer cars there is a plastic hook that snaps into a metal hole in the carpet, then loops through the floormat to keep it from sliding foreward. I have never had a problem with my floormats moving at all without the hook though.
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    :stupid:
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    I understand you now. The stock floor mats that I have in the stang have never given me a problem with moving or anything like that, they just seem to stay in place. So then I guess I won't get the hook for it if I buy those floor mats. Did you cover up the holes in the floor mats in your stang? or do you just let the holes be shown?
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    Its one hole in the drivers mat. You wouldn't notice it unless your looking for it.
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    Thanx man for all your help, I really appreciate it. By the way, what part of New Jersey are you from?
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    No prob. Westville, Exit 24 295 South
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    I live in Lyndhurst, its around Exit 150 on the New Jersey Parkway.
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    hmm, thats a far :spot:
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    That is a far :spot:, you should come down one day though, there is car show every Saturday night in my hometown of Lyndhurst, it is at a place called Whiskey Cafe. Free Admission, and all types of domestic cars, any years, you should come down one day and we'll go there.
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    I'll run it by the ball and chain, I use aol instant messanger, you can find me there.
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    What do you mean by the ball and chain?

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