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gvbhunt Enthusiast

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Howdy.

 

I just got some Weathertech Floor Liners from WWW.REALTRUCK.COM for my 2007 GMC Sierra NBS (Just the front set) and let me tell you, those things fit like a glove. They are perfectly molded to fit EXACTLY into the floorpan. Every little bump and dip they fit perfectly in, all the way up to the trim and they even cover the sill plate. Realtruck got them there really fast too.

 

Love them.

 

Brad

hubbycap Senior Enthusiast

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I decided last night to get those Weathertech Floor Liners from Real Truck. They're a sponsor on this site and I've bought from them before and the sale went without a hitch. Good folks. I'm particularly interested in the way that style form-fits and covers the rear in my GMT900 extended rear floor, I haul stuff back there all the time and sometimes that stuff is none-to-clean. :crackup:

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I would have gotten the rear set but I have a DU-HA under the seat. Plus, if I really want to carry stuff that needs to be inside, I use the Wife's Tahoe. Easier than getting my truck dirty, right?

hubbycap Senior Enthusiast

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I would have gotten the rear set but I have a DU-HA under the seat. Plus, if I really want to carry stuff that needs to be inside, I use the Wife's Tahoe. Easier than getting my truck dirty, right?

 

I remember reading on this forum that the rear does NOT interfere with the DU-HA because it conforms to floor pan so precisely. I just got off the phone w/Duck and my front and rear set are coming for mine now. By the way Brad, Duck sez you will be receiving a $10 e-coupon to grease you for your referral of me. KaChing! :crackup:

Fred

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Sweet! More toys for Brad!!!

 

Yay!!

 

and..Thank you for mentioning me!

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hubbycap Senior Enthusiast

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Received my WeatherTech Floor Liners from Real Truck. What can I say, great product, custom fit. Great design, well engineered and superb material choice. The mats fit front and back like a glove. Really finished out my GMT900 interior. I may never have to vacuum the carpet again. Real Truck was on time, to the day. :crackup:

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hubbycap Senior Enthusiast

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Does anyone have pics of the WeatherTechs inside their truck?

 

Thanks,

Robert

 

I haven't gotten around to taking a picture, but check here:

 

Floormats

 

and put in your truck particulars, select colors and what not. If you buy, tell them hubbycap referred you and I'll get a gift card.

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fbachman Senior Enthusiast

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Does anyone have pics of the WeatherTechs inside their truck?

 

Thanks,

Robert

 

 

I can take some pics for you...I think I took some before and have them on the pooter at home.

 

I have both the front and rear WT floor liners.

 

As indicated above, they are excellent in every regard.

 

Side note:

 

I ordered direct from WT. Initially, I ordered the rear floor liner, and the HD front mats. (Not sure why --- my last truck had the HD floor mats and they were good.

 

After about two weeks, I was dissappointed that I didnt; get the liners for the front. called WT, they said:

 

"No problem, send them back, we'll charge you only the DIFFERENCE in cost between the HD floor mats and the liners. They shipped the liners and allowed me to send the old HD rubber ones back AFTER I got the new floor liners. they said that would be easier for me as I didn't have the original shipping boxes from the old mats anymore.

 

After about 4-5 days new ones arrived, old ones went back, and that was that.

 

weathertech: AWESOME COMPANY, AWESOME CUSTOMER SERVICE. They have my business for good.

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leepounds Enthusiast

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I purchased them for my 08 Dodge Mega Cab Long Bed, & my 06 Honda CRV SE. It's amazing how much snow, dirt, grime etc. winds up in them. With a tan interior on both rigs, it's nice to know that all of that muck isn't being deposited into the carpet!

pwall Senior Enthusiast

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I ordered a set of Weathertech floor mats from their website on Tuesday night......they arrived on Thursday. That was quick.

 

The fit is fantastic....I've used Husky mats in the past, but these fit so much better.

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