Floor Mats for Midnight Blue 997 / Natural Leather Brown Interior
08-11-2020 | 11:42 AM
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I have a new, still in porsche wrapped plastic set for my 997 natural leather car. Sold car and my spare set still in storage. Natural leather Porsche matching mats.
Let me know if you need a set.
Let me know if you need a set.
08-11-2020 | 03:57 PM
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Ditto. Black and red script is the way to go w that interior color. It’s what I did. Really breaks up the sea of brown.
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08-11-2020 | 09:13 PM
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^^^^^^^^^ Triple the Cocomats.
Put a set in my 500E and they are - truly - just like they've always made them...same heft, same quality as the ones I put in my dad's cars in the 80's, 90's, et al.
They're different, more durable than anything out there, IMO, and no doubt there's a color combo that will set off the rest of your interior.
But this is a really-really subjective thing. Whatever works for you is what counts.
Bob
Put a set in my 500E and they are - truly - just like they've always made them...same heft, same quality as the ones I put in my dad's cars in the 80's, 90's, et al.
They're different, more durable than anything out there, IMO, and no doubt there's a color combo that will set off the rest of your interior.
But this is a really-really subjective thing. Whatever works for you is what counts.
Bob
08-12-2020 | 11:47 AM
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Looks like mine now. The Mrs. got me the blue Lloyd mats for my Turbo with the sand beige interior. It made a big improvement with the interior I think by adding a nice amount of contrast.
I have midnight blue with sand beige, and just use the metropol blue factory mats. I tried the Lloyd’s mats in my Boxster, but didn’t like them because of the attachment method. Lloyd’s mats doesn’t have the Velcro on the underside. Instead, they use straps and clips to keep them from moving (you have to install clips in the seat rails and they attach to the clips/straps on the mat), and I like to retain the Velcro factory method of securing the mats. If you don’t install the clips, the mats will ride up forward. You can see in the pic of the Lloyd’s mats in this thread riding up into the dead pedal. I’m **** about that.
Pic of my wife pretending she knows how to drive manual. Lol.
Pic of my wife pretending she knows how to drive manual. Lol.
08-13-2020 | 11:08 AM
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