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04-07-2010, 12:17 AM
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 Join Date: Feb 2010
Location: Canada - Manitoba - Winnipeg
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If no carpet, what to do with wires?
Considering removing my carpet and going with rubber mats. Not the single LMC type that appear to cover most of the floor. Was thinking of simple individual floor mats on each side in the front and back.
Does anyone do this? Is there a reason not to? Have read about sound, heat, and warmth. Are any of these three intolerable without carpet and whatever is usually under it? I live in Canada, so maybe no heat insulation would be a good thing in the winter  If going with an appearance as spartan as I have in mind, what have you done with the wires that used to be under the carpets? Am putting in an electric back seat and possibly a screen somewhere. Is there a good looking engine detailing type of way to deal with them? Any photo examples?
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Old Smokey: 85 GMC 3/4 ton long bed crew cab originally a 5.7 gas engine now with an 84 6.2 with a 92 serpentine belt system, a banks sidewinder, torque converter, and a shift kit. I bought her this way from someone handy - and now am trying to figure out how all this truck works. The Old Smokey project: http://67-72chevytrucks.com/vboard/s...d.php?t=390518 |
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