Best place to get Mopar accessories?
10-12-2003, 12:27 AM
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Best place to get Mopar accessories?
Where is the best web site to order Mopar accessories?
I want a set of slush mats for my 3500, but don't want to pay the *******'s price.
Brian Elfert
I want a set of slush mats for my 3500, but don't want to pay the *******'s price.
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10-12-2003, 11:26 AM
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Re:Best place to get Mopar accessories?
I have the Husky brand in my truck. The are great at containing winter slush and mudd. Install and clean easy. I highly recommed them....
10-12-2003, 02:50 PM
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I second the Husky. They cover the whole carpet except for under the seats and between the door and the seats. Even have one for the hump and back seat.
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10-12-2003, 09:03 PM
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Re:Best place to get Mopar accessories?
[quote author=Madoco link=board=7;threadid=20875;start=0#msg195901 date=1065975993]
I have the Husky brand in my truck. The are great at containing winter slush and mudd. Install and clean easy. I highly recommed them....
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The husky liners are nice, but they don't have the deep grooves to hold snow and slush like the slush mats.
The only thing I like about the Husky Liners is they do cover more area.
Brian Elfert
I have the Husky brand in my truck. The are great at containing winter slush and mudd. Install and clean easy. I highly recommed them....
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The husky liners are nice, but they don't have the deep grooves to hold snow and slush like the slush mats.
The only thing I like about the Husky Liners is they do cover more area.
Brian Elfert
10-12-2003, 09:07 PM
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Re:Best place to get Mopar accessories?
The husky liners are nice, but they don't have the deep grooves to hold snow and slush like the slush mats.
The only thing I like about the Husky Liners is they do cover more area.
Brian Elfert
This is true-they do not have the grooves, but they do have high sidewalls.
Mike
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Re:Best place to get Mopar accessories?
[quote author=Shovelhead link=board=7;threadid=20875;start=0#msg195866 date=1065959645]
I ordered mine from here.
Weathertech.com
I've got these in 3 of my vehicles.
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I'll second Shovelhead on these, I've had them in five different vehicles, and nothing else even comes close. The Husky liners are OK, but thin, slippery, and a bit cheap-feeling in comparison.
I ordered mine from here.
Weathertech.com
I've got these in 3 of my vehicles.
Ed
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I'll second Shovelhead on these, I've had them in five different vehicles, and nothing else even comes close. The Husky liners are OK, but thin, slippery, and a bit cheap-feeling in comparison.
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