Quote from: Doon L001 on March 09, 2017, 09:12:29 PM
Cheers Hudge, knew you would be along eventually just ordered some, that is what I was after

Hows the wiring going?

Just got back from Cape Verde - so no the wiring isn't going yet 

Thought you had been quiet

I bought some 5 bar tread black rubber matting from Dubfreeze for £12 / metre. I am sure the guy who sold it will be at the NEC restoration show or the kit car show at Stoneleigh.

Cheers Lawson
Have ordered the one Hudge suggested but will definitely be having a browse at Stoneleigh see if there are colours available

9 months with solid rubber matts fitted driving every day, need to clean and seal with flash band

OHHHHHHHhhh  that's a mess. , that's the problem with a close fitting rubber anything, moisture cannot escape, hence the holey rubber matting that does the same job, but breathes, still cannot understand anyone's logic in putting carpet of any description in this type of vehicle ( well the ones that are used as they should be)

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Rubber-Matting-With-Drainage-Holes-Wet-Areas-Decking-Pool-Side-Patios-/231617262026?var=&hash=item35ed76f1ca:m:mct737nOuF6mHnsoy4Q_VRA

Got my 16mm poolside matting ready to go in.
If it was wins for Battlesbridge like the last two years poolside matting will be just the stuff


Snoopy that looks bad

Glad I saw this. I was going to buy some normal rubber matting to replace the carpet glued on my tunnel.

It is 2mm steel sheet so a light surface rust 

Quote from: Jaysons Dad on March 10, 2017, 03:02:20 PM
I bought some 5 bar tread black rubber matting from Dubfreeze for £12 / metre. I am sure the guy who sold it will be at the NEC restoration show or the kit car show at Stoneleigh.

Rubber matting fitted!


Done

Don't want to be a humbug but that mating wears really quickly and if your seats are bolted through you'll need to remove the seats to change the mating. Also water will get trapped underneath causing rot to set in much like snoppys earlier photos show. Just a warning but they do look smart

Agree Gary, thats why I used the poolside mat suggested by Hudge. Cut 2 mats for the front and enough left for at least 4 more if they wear.

Quote from: Doon L001 on March 21, 2017, 07:42:54 PM
if they wear.

In a pantomine voice " Oh no they don't"     

Ok, so got some doormats then

Just an idea - I use my spare bits under the car whilst I am underneath it, so when you drop something ( and we do)  it falls on to the rubber and ends up in a hole rather than rolling around the garage floor trying to hide itself.