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Carpeting just does not seem right in my B67 Mack tractor. On the otherhand, rubber mats seem a little spartan. Has anyone come up with a good looking durable alternative?

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Your gonna think I am crazy but a friend of mine had a bedliner sprayed in tan on the floor of his Bronco, it was a 1/4 inch thick so it also is insulated , looked really sharp!

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Check out a boat supply shop, they have what looks like rubberized carpet, but can be hosed off.


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