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Old 07-31-2013, 07:33 PM
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Finally got my doors off for the first time and I'll tell you that the freeway was an interesting experience. I thought that the floor mats would stay in place. I looked back and saw my quadratec floor liner about ready to make flight. How do others deal with their backseat floor liners?
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Originally Posted by mountainbikeguy
Finally got my doors off for the first time and I'll tell you that the freeway was an interesting experience. I thought that the floor mats would stay in place. I looked back and saw my quadratec floor liner about ready to make flight. How do others deal with their backseat floor liners?
Take them out. Plus I don't want a dishonest jeeper thinking they could be theirs.
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take them out or put velcro on the bottom of them maybe?
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Poke a hole in the 4 corners and zip tie them to the seats. Zip ties are cheap so if you need to remove them you then just put new ones on.
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Let it all fly out... Bedline the floor
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If I don't feel like taking them out, I fold the rear seats down to hold it in place.
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Let it all fly out... Bedline the floor
^^ this!
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Originally Posted by firefighter53111
Poke a hole in the 4 corners and zip tie them to the seats. Zip ties are cheap so if you need to remove them you then just put new ones on.
This is a good idea. The zip ties will also make it a little more difficult to take.

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I cut a slot in the carpet and use the black paper clips then remove the silver part, keeps the mats in place. ill add a picture when i can of my set up.

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