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#886412 10/02/2012 1:21 PM
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Floor-mats? The only thing that prevents me using OEM mats is my tranny hump is humping no more. With the 700R4 I had to flatten out the cover so the floor is flat from one side to the other. While I would prefer a one piece mat I may have to go to two separate mats. Is there a custom mat vender somewhere?


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Any rubber mat will work on a flat floor. Go to Walmart.

Man was created, poof, then poof, woman, no belly buttons. Then in a rage of anger, all were killed except one good boat builder and his family. Then they started the human race all over again.
Makes perfect sense.

The human Zygote actually does divide into self-replicating bits called cells. This is true for all organisms except bacteria.

This forum is no place for a signature such as the one you have.


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An Advance-Design 3600?

The standard floor mat should work on a flat floor? The 3-speed floor was flat.

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Originally Posted by bartamos
Any rubber mat will work on a flat floor. Go to Walmart.

Man was created, poof, then poof, woman, no belly buttons. Then in a rage of anger, all were killed except one good boat builder and his family. Then they started the human race all over again.
Makes perfect sense.

The human Zygote actually does divide into self-replicating bits called cells. This is true for all organisms except bacteria.

This forum is no place for a signature such as the one you have.
Be careful what you read. We've been over this before.


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Originally Posted by tclederman
An Advance-Design 3600?

The standard floor mat should work on a flat floor? The 3-speed floor was flat.

I didn't know that. Thanks Tim.


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Don't know what "be careful what you read" means. Is this a Da Vinci code or something?
Anyway, your signature is immature at best, it's not funny nor accurate.
I was being absurd to point out an absurd signature. I respectfully ask that you delete it as a signature. You can grind your axe elsewhere. You can discuss creationism, Intelligent Design, evolution and all that on many forums. Everyone else's signature is a funny joke, saying, a quote from someone or a movie quote, not a statement insulting those with a certain point of view about secular/non secular thought.


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Jim do you need one without the holes already punched in it? At the Kansas City reunion Mike "Ol-Trucks" showed me one that was pretty dang heavy/thick/nice that had the holes in it.....BUT I needed one that didn't have the holes punched so we drove up the street there to Classic Parts and I got one there. Its not quite as thick/heavy but it works nice and if you need a hole the mat is scored nicely on the back side.......just info for you.


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Thanks Alvin, I'll check with Classic. Also the Good Guys will be out at Texas Motor Speedway this weekend and a bunch of vendors as well. I pretend to be my wife and spend the day shopping.


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