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Can't you lay the boot floor on the mat, trace it and then cut it out?
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Originally posted by soogs View Post
I doubt you would get a nice a tight fit, but if it works for you ... go for it.Comment
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Did it yesterday, fits like a glove, thanks for the tip. If you tracing with the boot floor allow an extra inch either side for the wider part of the boot. BTW if you lie it to one side, you only have to trim one side.
Any help with my other query regarding front parking sensors that needs pressing button to turn on which is a pain?Comment
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I see what you mean, it does not always come on ..... a question at the 100klm check !Originally posted by soogs View PostComment
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