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Old 10-03-2014, 05:32 PM
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Default Re: 68-72 original rubber floor

They are tough to find, best place is a junk yard or swap meet. Keep in mind that all of the rubber floors are black, the top side was painted from the factory for non-black interiors. So, if you find a colored one, buy it and simply clean the top side with lacquer thinner and spray it with black paint.

Also, you can get the '73-'74 mats to fit very good, but might need to patch the holes from their different bench seat locations. Use the remnant from the holes you do create and fill in the holes with bike tube patches placed on the back side.
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