I've got the catch-all's in my truck and I've been pretty happy with them. The only thing I dont like is I also replaced my carpet with Nifty carpet (Nifty is the same company that makes the catch-all's) and the carpet doesn't have the little hook thing to keep the floormats from sliding around. The catch-alls have some "anchors" but I"m not a big fan of them. But the floormat doesn't move much anyways so its not a big deal.

 

Received my Premium carpet catchalls from Carolina Classic Trucks. Ordered Monday and got them Friday, $135 w/ tax and shipping for front and backs.

Unfortunately it's raining today, so I just quickly threw them in. Initial impressions are a quality fit. The color is a shade or two darker than the interior color (tan), but not so much that it looks out of place.

I am most impressed by the coverage. It covers from the tunnel (partway up) to the door sill. The door sill area has always been my problem area, so this should help.

Real world testing begins tomorrow morning.

 

Just in case anyone is looking for a floor liner that's not carpet, I've had my Husky Liners for about 2 years now and have had no problems at all with them. They're rubber floor mats with a "lip" around the side to collect and hold water,dirt, french fries, etc.

They come in different colors. I got the tan ones and they match the interior pretty well. I'm sure there are a bunch of different companies that make the same type floor mats like the Husky brand ones.
I wanted to get carpet, but I was concrened about getting them stained, so I went with the Husky mats.
DC

 

I have a 4-piece set of heavy-duty, all-weather, rubber mats from my local Sam's Club. They were $20 and work great.

 

After having Ford's Catchall mats in my previous F-150, I knew that I had to have the carpeted Catchall mats for my new 2005 F-150. I ordered them from Carolina Classic Trucks after reading about them on this forum and they were shipped very quickly. I did not screw them into the carpet... my reasoning... because of their exceptional fit, they shouldn't move around much if at all. Although I have yet to put them to work, I know that I will be pleased because of my experience in my previous truck. They were exceptionally easy to clean and are consistent with the interior of my Lariat.

 

another option is the weathertech floorliners...You can check my gallery for pics. I didnt care for the rear mats.... heres a link for the 04-05 f-150

http://www.weathertech.com/store/veh...pt_choice_id=0

 

Just added my new Catchall mats and thought I would share: