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I actually just ordered a WeatherTech so when it comes in I'll get you some measurements...
I actually just ordered a WeatherTech so when it comes in I'll get you some measurements...
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I have it and what is there to measure? It goes right to the edge of the opening in the rear and both sides and depending on where you have the 2nd seat located it either goes flat or in my case with the rear seat all the way back it flips up about 6 inches. Sorry its outside and snowing hard or I'd have measured it but since it fills the back area from all edges you should be able to measure yourself. Also follows the contours on both sides if that helps.dogger37 said:
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Does anyone have the Husky model? I am also looking into this for my dog. She tends to slip on the plastic panel piece that butts up against the rear seat. Husky is alot cheaper than the alternative. Opinions?
Does anyone have the Husky model? I am also looking into this for my dog. She tends to slip on the plastic panel piece that butts up against the rear seat. Husky is alot cheaper than the alternative. Opinions?
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The plastic cargo liners (Husky or WeatherTech) aren't going to give her much added traction.
I would head down to your nearest Carpet 'Superstore' and by a carpet end that matches the interior rug, as best as possible, and glue or use double sided tape to hold it in place.
Then there's no chance on her slipping, since she is accustomed to the carpet in the back already.
JMO
The plastic cargo liners (Husky or WeatherTech) aren't going to give her much added traction.
I would head down to your nearest Carpet 'Superstore' and by a carpet end that matches the interior rug, as best as possible, and glue or use double sided tape to hold it in place.
Then there's no chance on her slipping, since she is accustomed to the carpet in the back already.
JMO
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Re: cargo mat liner question
I and a couple other forum members bought a liner on E-Bay that covered from wheel well to wheel well and up the back of the rear seats, so when the seats were folded down, the liner completely covered the whole seat backs. The cost was $79 including shipping. It was made of some type of rubber compound so it wasn't slippery at all. That was the only spec my wife didn't like because she couldn't slide the groceries very easy. I just checked E-Bay and couldn't find that ad. Maybe someone kept their receipt and can tell you how to contact the seller. I can't imagine they are out of buisness already. Anyone know if E-Bay keeps a record of all your bought items?
I and a couple other forum members bought a liner on E-Bay that covered from wheel well to wheel well and up the back of the rear seats, so when the seats were folded down, the liner completely covered the whole seat backs. The cost was $79 including shipping. It was made of some type of rubber compound so it wasn't slippery at all. That was the only spec my wife didn't like because she couldn't slide the groceries very easy. I just checked E-Bay and couldn't find that ad. Maybe someone kept their receipt and can tell you how to contact the seller. I can't imagine they are out of buisness already. Anyone know if E-Bay keeps a record of all your bought items?
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Check on the Ebay cargo liner and the person selling them is out of business. The info they have regarding the liners was that they are no longer selling them and if you ordered one and didn't recieve it they are sorry. Sounds like it was a shady operation
Check on the Ebay cargo liner and the person selling them is out of business. The info they have regarding the liners was that they are no longer selling them and if you ordered one and didn't recieve it they are sorry. Sounds like it was a shady operation
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From E-Bay:
Too bad, it is a nice product IMHO and we rec'd it nicely packaged in 2-3 business days if memory serves.
They also threw in something called a dash mat, a little smaller than an old mouse pad and kind of a sticky, foamy rubber on both sides.
No idea what it's for, guess I'll try sticking it to the dash one day for giggles.
Pictures of the liner:
http://www.terrainforum.net/index.php?action=media;sa=album;in=13
I paid using PayPal and as dogger37 states:GARYD said:
I don't know if it was a shady operation but if you paid, you should be able to charge back to PayPal or Visa (MasterCard, whatever the case may be) if you didn't receive your order.
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From my PayPal account:
Too bad, it is a nice product IMHO and we rec'd it nicely packaged in 2-3 business days if memory serves.
They also threw in something called a dash mat, a little smaller than an old mouse pad and kind of a sticky, foamy rubber on both sides.
No idea what it's for, guess I'll try sticking it to the dash one day for giggles.
Pictures of the liner:
http://www.terrainforum.net/index.php?action=media;sa=album;in=13
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gearhead, they said that mat was for the cubby hole under the radio. Thats where I have mine.
And yes it is a great liner, I love it. Sad to hear that they went bust-I don't think they were a shady operation. Probably just a target of the bad economy. Maybe they sold it too cheap??
gearhead, they said that mat was for the cubby hole under the radio. Thats where I have mine.
And yes it is a great liner, I love it. Sad to hear that they went bust-I don't think they were a shady operation. Probably just a target of the bad economy. Maybe they sold it too cheap??
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Thanks for the suggestions. I thought about lining it with some carpet and double sided carpet tape. But I also want the functionality of the waterproof liner. Then I would just throw the dog pillow on top of that. I'm just wondering if the Husky model is any good though.
Thanks for the suggestions. I thought about lining it with some carpet and double sided carpet tape. But I also want the functionality of the waterproof liner. Then I would just throw the dog pillow on top of that. I'm just wondering if the Husky model is any good though.
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