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#165780 03/30/2007 8:49 PM
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Was the original floor of this truck carpeted from front to back of the cab ? Looks like it might have originally rubber mat in front, and then something else under the seat and back to the fuel tank. Thanks in advance.

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From the factory, the '60-'66 Chevy trucks were provided with a rubber half mat from the firewall to the front edge of the seat. Carpet was not a facory or dealer option in these trucks. There are many carpet options available from the aftermarket truck parts suppliers. Good luck with your project.

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