JPM

I have a 1997 quad cab that I want to put the factory rubber floors in. The dealer said I need a vin # from a truck that came with the floors so they can look up the part# Anyone know were I can get the floor liners?? Thanks

tony597fitter

I'd like to know this to.

Break Away

I have seen pictures in the gallery here of people having a " bedliner " sprayed on the floor of the cab instead of using the rubber mat.

stock03

My brother had a 2002 quad cab with carpet. He asked about a rubber floor, and they they could install one over the carpet with no issues.

I wonder why your dealership can't get the same rubber floor kit from a 2002 and install on any 2nd gen? Aren't all 2nd gen the same size?

fbx22

sounds like a really lazy dealer if they cant figure this out on their own

tony597fitter

I just looked on jcwhitney and they have a molded rubber/vinyl floor for $180.00. Also 1aauto.com has a vinyl floor for $157.00.
I cant make up my mind if I want new carpet or a rubber floor.

scottmn1

You can get them from Auto Custom Carpets in Anniston Alabama..................800-633-2358

TexasHardcore

Yeah, Auto Custom Carpets. Probably cheaper if you can buy through an upholstery shop that is a dealer for ACC. I did one in a '93 Chevy Ext Cab I used to own for $100, my price when I worked for a custom upholstery shop. Fit great and snug, looked good. Just lay it out in the sun for a few hours prior to installation to get the packing 'folds' out of it. Best if you use a good spray adhesive so that it doesn't have any high spots. I'm planning to do one in my '97 Club Cab pretty soon. They list it at $203.82 for my Dodge which was the same retail as my Chevy. A jobber price should be about $100.

Click here to see their selection...
http://www.accmats.com/Products/Flooring/Vinyl.aspx

LJTyre

If you still need a VIN, let me know. My '01 has rubber floors, but it's back home with a busted axle shaft. I should be able to get the # Saturday, but I agree that you could get it cheaper elsewhere.

chuntabear

I seen an older dodge done with the line-x and it was real nice, and it will hold up way better than the rubber mat also wont rust under it either.