Best rear seat mat
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Looking for a rear seat mat for when seats are folded down. I know there are a few options but their websites don’t really show them well.
any recommendations?
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any recommendations?
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Lloyds.
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I first got a Lloyd’s for my targa and it flies all over the place with the top down. Ended up having Coco Mats make me a custom one to match my front floor mats. Much heavier and stays put with the top down. So I use the Lloyds mat during the winter months just for a change of pace and because I have it.
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Lloyds are well made, I got a set of two for the back of my coupe.
The shelf one does move around with the windows open, but I'm sure I can come up with a simple fix, just haven't tried yet
The shelf one does move around with the windows open, but I'm sure I can come up with a simple fix, just haven't tried yet
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A couple velco tabs on the bottom of the mat may be enough to grab the carpet.
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I first got a Lloyd’s for my targa and it flies all over the place with the top down. Ended up having Coco Mats make me a custom one to match my front floor mats. Much heavier and stays put with the top down. So I use the Lloyds mat during the winter months just for a change of pace and because I have it.
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Originally Posted by Ksdaoski
Any photos of the coco seat mat? Couldn't find photos online of a 991.
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Thanks for the feedback!
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How are you ensuring it does not move and/or lift up?
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It’s own weight keeps it in place. The backing on the CocoMats is pretty sturdy studded rubber. It doesn’t move. My Lloyd’s mat (which I purchased as my first try) is nice too, but it’s much lighter in weight so it blows around with the top down. CocoMat is a better solution for the targa.
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Im asking because it's not really square back there. About 12" deep on the ends and 13.5" in the middle.
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