Mopar Slush Mats Problem
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JK Freak
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I think the husky cargo line is nicer though.
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JK Freak
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Follow up to my original post -
The husky rear cargo liner seems to do fine with the doors and top off, as well as the front mopar slush mats.
Still have the problem with the rear seat mopar slush mats. Really have not tried to fix it yet. Just took it out while the top and doors are off.
The husky rear cargo liner seems to do fine with the doors and top off, as well as the front mopar slush mats.
Still have the problem with the rear seat mopar slush mats. Really have not tried to fix it yet. Just took it out while the top and doors are off.
JK Freak
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Interesting, i never would have even considered that could have been a problem. I have the mopar slush mats that look like tires running through mud, not sure if you have the same ones or if thats the only ones or what, but mne seem pretty well in there considering the back is one long rather heavy piece that tucks around the front bracketry. But, if this does prove to be and issue, i'll prolly buy some of those metal chip clip things that you magnet to the fridge... or something similar but all black and prolly from home depot so they're extra strong, then i'll just bolt them to the floor on right under the door sills so i can clamp the mats down to the floor... sounds like it will work, but i guess i'll cross that bridge when i come to it.