The best mats I ever had , had nothing to do with Toyota and the used Australian Toyota ones I got for free, were junk IMO.
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I just ordered a set of floor mats from here
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Where do you find them sets in Europe? Our suppliers say they can not order it and the have no record of a part number. It's really odd, Toyota has part numbers for everything, but not for these mats.Those are actually the best oem mats available , I love them and everytime I find sets in Europe I am buying them .These are way nicer then the rubber mats and on long drives will give you less fatigue on the "accelarator" heel because they are nice and soft
They come out of new cruisers where they then put rubber mats in so these are new take offsWhere do you find them sets in Europe? Our suppliers say they can not order it and the have no record of a part number. It's really odd, Toyota has part numbers for everything, but not for these mats.
The only OEM mats I could source so far are these and they fit well and are properly aligned with the anchors/holes:
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I’ve got that exact set and I’m not overly impressed.They come out of new cruisers where they then put rubber mats in so these are new take offs
I know they don’t look like expensive “Overland” apparel but they are smooth and soft and those rubber mats start hurting after the first 500km of the dayI’ve got that exact set and I’m not overly impressed.
I agree totally. My reference was directed more towards durability. Mine are practically new and they’re already “shining up“ where the heal of your shoe rest. (a result of the softness I suppose).I know they don’t look like expensive “Overland” apparel but they are smooth and soft and those rubber mats start hurting after the first 500km of the day
Best mats I have ever found in a 70 series especially for longer drives
I agree totally. My reference was directed more towards durability. Mine are practically new and they’re already “shining up“ where the heal of your shoe rest. (a result of the softness I suppose).
I had some OEM looking LHD mats in the FJ73. They are made by Skiner Industries in Colombia.
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These are also made by Skiner and seem to have those fixing points:
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In my quest to find some LHD 76 floor mats I came across these:
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They are represented nicely on the photos. But I’m a bit wary of the price which is on the high end for non-OEM not proven mats.
I think the floor pan has been unchanged over the years, but please don't quote me on that. We should get a specialist to comment, perhaps @SNLC or @OGBeno could confirm 100%. But honestly @John Young is planning on trying them in Iota (his FZJ75) when Iota gets painted so if you're not holding your breath you might see how they fit in some days, weeks, or months...I wonder if the front ones would fit the old 75 series? Or if they sold them for the 75 serial
I meant more along the lines of with your experience whether you've seen any differences in floor pans between old and new 70 series... Since you've welded one or twoI don’t really know if these above fit or work with such and such Cruiser.
I have fit FJ60 carpet mats to a 1990’s vintage 70-series and they fit well. In fact gave tons of coverage, probably more than a standard 70-series mat. The brown also matched 1990’s 70-series brown.
Cheers
I meant more along the lines of with your experience whether you've seen any differences in floor pans between old and new 70 series... Since you've welded one or two