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Old 05-01-2021, 04:22 PM   #1
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Default Rubber Mat Fasteners

Attached is a photo of one of the four “studs” above the slanted floorboard on my 1930 Coupe. It’s painted green, is in the center of the photo, protrudes about 3/16” and is about 5/16” in diameter.
How do you use these?
Do you punch holes in the rubber mat and slip it over the studs or is there something different you do?
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Old 05-01-2021, 06:04 PM   #2
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That's what I did on my 30 coupe
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Do you punch holes in the rubber mat and slip it over the studs or is there something different you do?
Exactly, on original matts the holes are there of course.
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Old 05-02-2021, 08:15 AM   #4
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The Repo mat I have already has the holes
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Originally, the mats had a piece of reinforcing cotton duck glued or almost vulcanized to the back side of the mat around the holes as reinforcement. It was about 3" square.
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Originally, the mats had a piece of reinforcing cotton duck glued or almost vulcanized to the back side of the mat around the holes as reinforcement. It was about 3" square.
Gary, was the reinforcement used all throughout production, or did that cease when the e-brake lever was moved to the side of the shifter housing??
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I've been looking to find rubber floor mats for my Coupe but can't find them. What suppliers have them???
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I've been looking to find rubber floor mats for my Coupe but can't find them. What suppliers have them???

https://www.snydersantiqueauto.com/S...rd=Floor%20mat

https://www.brattons.com/catalogsear...t/?q=Floor+mat


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Originally, the mats had a piece of reinforcing cotton duck glued or almost vulcanized to the back side of the mat around the holes as reinforcement. It was about 3" square.
I used duct tape behind my floor pad holes. Same reinforcement result.
The repro rubber mats need that around all the openings in the mat.
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Gary, was the reinforcement used all throughout production, or did that cease when the e-brake lever was moved to the side of the shifter housing??
Through out production..
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Originally, the mats had a piece of reinforcing cotton duck glued or almost vulcanized to the back side of the mat around the holes as reinforcement. It was about 3" square.
Gary,

Do you have some photos of what the back side of an original rubber floor mat looks like?

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Thanks Shew01. I saw those full size mats, but I have carpet and what I'm looking for are just black or tan matts about 12"x14" with Ford emblem. Didn't mean to change the subject.
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