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WeatherTech FloorLiners!
I love those them in my Blazer and my Wife's Chevy HHR daily driver, so I decided to try them in…
(collective, rapid intake of breath)
…our new Z06.
Ok, ok, I admit they are not the most attractive foorwell carpet protection for a high-end car like a Corvette, but they make a hell of a lot of sense from a practical standpoint and, in this case, we're trading pretty for practical.
A FloorLiner is a flexible, plastic insert which conforms to the shape of the footwell. Digital laser measurements of interior surfaces taken by MacNeil during development of a new FloorLiner application ensure a perfect fit. A patented raw material allows a rigid core for strength while offering surface friction to the carpet, as well as tactile feel to the surface. FloorLiners have channels that carry fluids, dirt and debris, away from shoes and clothing, into a reservoir which uses additional channeling to minimize movement of fluids and dirt while driving. Once fluids become trapped in the reservoir, they are easily removed by pulling out the FloorLiner and emptying it. If it's really dirty, just turn the hose on it, maybe brush it a bit and air dry. No muss. No Fuss!
FloorLiners are very practical in a car which sees a lot of road trip miles, but perhaps not the best-looking choice, but–we're not into winning "Best of Show". We're into convenience on road trips when driver and passenger will be in and out of the car frequently and not always able to be careful where they're walking nor able to clean their shoes all the time. In those situations, the WeatherTech FloorLiner is a godsend. At the end of a long day driving, if the floors are dirty; simply pull out the FloorLiner, shake the dirt off it and pop it back in.
For C6es, they come in black, tan and gray, so they look can look good with most interior colors. Our car is black, so we selected Weathertech PN 441841 and they look awesome! We installed them right after we bought the car. We've got almost 3700 miles on it now, 3500 of that a road trip we took across the country and the FloorLiners have lived up to their reputation of practicality. Durability? Heck, yeah. FloorLiners are tough and long-lasting. I have a set in a Blazer ZR2 which were installed in 2002. With all the abuse they get in an off-road-capable vehicle and they still look good. The set in the Wife's HHR have been there five years and they're still looking good, too. Now, I love FloorLiner's in C6es, too, so I'll bet Ill be raving about them ten years from now.
I just wish MacNeil, the WeatherTech FloorLiners' maker would do them for C5s. If they did, I'd put a set in our '04 too.
For more info, contact MacNeil Automotive Products, 841 Remington Blvd
Bolingbrook, IL 60440
800.441.6287
www.weathertech.com
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Registered: January 2001
Location: Southern California