Boot liner
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any ideas,,,, cheers,,,,
MartinK
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The part number is STC50053AA
Put that into altavista/google, and you'll have them coming out of your ears!
Put that into altavista/google, and you'll have them coming out of your ears!
stretchie_
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Well blow me.. All I could find when I was looking was the load space, same as you it just wasn't enough, it needed to cover the floor under the seats for when the dogs get in stinking wet from a walk.
I bought a roll of rubber matting and cut to shape, had enough to put under the bottom part of the rear seat cover so that when you put the seats up it covers the underside of the seat. I'll get a picture later if I remember. Costs ALOT less too but requires a bit of time and effort but not too much.
A full roll of 140mm x 1000mm cost about £70-£90 and you could do two cars with that. I looked around a nd found a fella selling nearly 6m and had it off him for a £10 RESULT
I bought a roll of rubber matting and cut to shape, had enough to put under the bottom part of the rear seat cover so that when you put the seats up it covers the underside of the seat. I'll get a picture later if I remember. Costs ALOT less too but requires a bit of time and effort but not too much.
A full roll of 140mm x 1000mm cost about £70-£90 and you could do two cars with that. I looked around a nd found a fella selling nearly 6m and had it off him for a £10 RESULT
stretchie_
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Here a couple of pics, I've got some crap in the boot.
One seat down one up, you can see how the matting protects the underside of the seat
It was my first go and I messed up where to put the hole for the seat belts
Has withstood loads of wet dog abuse and putting all kinds of heavy and sharp crap in it.
If I were to do it again the only thing I'd do different would be to cut the holes for the big seat in the correct place first time. And where the mat meets the rear door I would have a couple of inches overlap.
I just brush it clean, if I left enough at the back for an overhang I could wash it clean and the water would just go out the back
One seat down one up, you can see how the matting protects the underside of the seat
It was my first go and I messed up where to put the hole for the seat belts
Has withstood loads of wet dog abuse and putting all kinds of heavy and sharp crap in it.
If I were to do it again the only thing I'd do different would be to cut the holes for the big seat in the correct place first time. And where the mat meets the rear door I would have a couple of inches overlap.
I just brush it clean, if I left enough at the back for an overhang I could wash it clean and the water would just go out the back
