Rear Mats
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Rear Mats
Just bought the 2LT and Luvin the Midlife playtoy. Has Anyone made up some mats to attach to the rear of the back seats? That is to give the dawgs something to hold on to (canine JC handles).
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Originally Posted by Torqueroll
Just bought the 2LT and Luvin the Midlife playtoy. Has Anyone made up some mats to attach to the rear of the back seats? That is to give the dawgs something to hold on to (canine JC handles).
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Not yet to my knowledge but it would be nice. 
I would like one large full size rug because when I when don't have my kids in the car I drive around with the back seat folded down like my HHR is a two seater. 
I would like one large full size rug because when I when don't have my kids in the car I drive around with the back seat folded down like my HHR is a two seater.
It's like Deja-vu around here...
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Capt,
Wouldnt it be better if they were attached to the back of their respected seats, less slipping around.
Not bad for having been here 5 minutes and received two sarcastic - speed up the learning curve - remarks. Is this typical?
Wouldnt it be better if they were attached to the back of their respected seats, less slipping around.
Not bad for having been here 5 minutes and received two sarcastic - speed up the learning curve - remarks. Is this typical?
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Yeah we like to joke around a bit nothing serious or personal. You've just been made one of the gang. 
You're probably right about it being better if it was attached but I would like the look of it being one piece. 
Maybe something that attached to the back of the seat and Velcroed to the other mat. 
You've just been made one of the gang. You're probably right about it being better if it was attached but I would like the look of it being one piece. Maybe something that attached to the back of the seat and Velcroed to the other mat.
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Originally Posted by Torqueroll
Not bad for having been here 5 minutes and received two sarcastic - speed up the learning curve - remarks. Is this typical?
just dont hit the "reset button" and youll be fine
welcome to the forum
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Doh,
Curve completed, duplicate thread deleted, thanks. Seriously though, I moved the rear cargo mat up for the lab and about launched him out around a corner. I think velcro would be tacky as it uses a glue that would slide over time and you would always see the hook or loop part when the seats were up. I am riding with them down most of the time I guess a singular full piece would be the trick.
Hmmmm....
Curve completed, duplicate thread deleted, thanks. Seriously though, I moved the rear cargo mat up for the lab and about launched him out around a corner. I think velcro would be tacky as it uses a glue that would slide over time and you would always see the hook or loop part when the seats were up. I am riding with them down most of the time I guess a singular full piece would be the trick.
Hmmmm....
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Torque.......welcome, and I can't believe it took you 5 minutes to rile the Captain. Most people don't last 5 seconds! If it wasn't for the Captain, this would be as dull as either that "other" group, or worse, a PT Loser group. Have fun and enjoy the ride. 
