I've been looking into the Husky Floor Liners.
Do those look pretty goood in the SCrew?
Seems we are always spilling pop or coffee in
my old truck and the carpets look terrible.
With the Husky Liners, would I still need a
floor mat?

Thanks for any suggestions.
Only 2 More Days Till I Get My Truck !!
Airial

 

I have them and they are great. I don't think you will need a floormat with them. Mine are clean and in the garage. I got mine from Cabela's.

 

I purchased a pair on the way to pick up my Screw. At the dealership I took the Ford floor mats out before a foot had ever touched them and put them in the Husky Liner box. I'll have them new when I sell the truck. I have done this with my past three trucks.

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Chip Holcomb
chip@beachdive.com
www.beachdive.com


2001 SuperCrew XLT 4X4
1999 Expedition XLT 4X4
1998 SuperCab XLT 4X4 (for sale)


See my 98 on TraderOnline http://www.trucktraderonline.com/addetail.html?547265

 

I got them front and rear in my SCrew. They work well and fit is exceptional. I use them when hunting, snowy weather (yea right) and rainy weather. For the rear set you need to do minor cutting with scissors for the front seat mounting rails.

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Mine:2001 1/2 F150 Super Crew, Lariat, Oxford white w/silver lower accent and Med. Gray Leather Captain Chairs,4x4 ORP, 5.4L, 3.55LS, 17" Chrome wheels w/GY AT/S LT265/70/17, auto, 6 CD,Towing package, alarm, Westin Chrome nerf bars, Seat Savers and Husky mats for hunting, bed liner, white tail light lens covers.

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Wife: 1999 Explorer Limited,pearl white/tan leather,4.0L,4:10LS,CD,sunroof,towing pkg.,alarm. Bought new Sept. 1999

Previous: '65 Mustang 289 HiPo, '70 Chevelle SS 396, '70 Vette Conv. 350/350, 72 Datsun PU,'74 Vette TTop, '79 Blazer, '81 F150, '83 Bonneville, '84 Gran Marquis '89 TBird Super Coupe 3.8L SuperCharged, '93 Explorer 4.0L, '97 F150 SC XLT, 4x4 ORP




[This message has been edited by Dewayne Fuller (edited 02-14-2001).]

 

I bought the WeatherBoots. They are a rigid molded plastic with a carpeted insert and very durable. See link in sig.

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1999 F-150 XLT
4x2 Supercab
139" WB Styleside
DOB: 7/19/99
Exterior: Dark Toreador Red
Interior: Dark Graphite 40/60 Split Bench
Optional Equipment:

• 4.6L EFI V8 Engine
• Electronic 4-spd Auto O/D
• P255/70R-16 OWL All-Season
• 3.55 Ratio Limited Slip Axle
• Floor Mats - Carpeted
• 6050# GVWR Package
• Sliding Rear Window
• Trailer Towing Group, Class III
• Premium Electronic AM/FM W/CD
• 6-way Power Driver's Seat
• Remote Keyless Entry
• Air Conditioning
• 4-W ABS/4-W Disc

Added:

• A.R.E. LSII Hard Tonneau - $745.45
• Ford drop-in Bedliner - #F75Z-9900038-AB - $211. installed
• Ziebart rustproofing - $279.
• Smittybilt nerfs, textured black - #FN1730-S4T - $210.
• Ford molded splash guards, front - #F65Z-16A550-CE - $33.33
• Ford molded splash guards, rear - #F65Z-16A550-DD - $33.33
• Ford Locking Gas Cap - #F75Z-9030-GA - $19.43
• Spare PATS Key - $20.95
• Tekonsha Envoy #9040 brake controller - $89.95
• Fox WeatherBoot Floor Liners - #198 - $119.

1998 Windstar
1993 Taurus
1999 Casita

 

Dewayne,
Are the seat savers for a 60/40 split? If so, where did you pick them up. I've been looking to find something to match my med graphite interior, but have had no luck!

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2001 F150 Supercrew
Island Blue
4.6L V8
Med Graphite Interior
Power Windows & locks
Keyless entry
Power adjustable pedals
AM/FM CD
16in Polished Al wheels
Ford Duraliner
Bed extension cage
Tow package

 

IslBlue,

Bought locally at Earl Owens. Mine are for Captains Chairs. They can order for 60/40 seat. I think they are about $90 and made from heavy waterproof canvas type material. Snug fit with elastic strap. Look here:
http://www.central4wd.com/gocart/subcatlist.asp?ID=2423


[This message has been edited by Dewayne Fuller (edited 02-14-2001).]

 

Husky Liners are great! Fit in front is exceptional. Don't have center hump mat, though, as may go to Expy console someday. The mat behind the driver's seat requires some cutting at maximum of designated areas to clear mounting posts. The mat comes across to behind passenger front seat. If you have captain's chairs, I would suggest trimming less than the pre-designated area so you can it fit underneath console. You will also need to trim some of the nipples to allow you to slide mat underneath console. Other mat behind front passenger seat is a drop in.

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Crew Coach



2001 F150 4x2 Lariat Supercrew, Oxford White w/silver two-tone, 5.4L, 3.55LS, Captain's Chairs, Towing Pkg, 6-CD, Bed Extender, Westin SS Nerf Bars, Line-X sprayed-in bedliner, EGR deflector, Stull billet grill, Husky custom liners, ARE LSII with Sport Wing, Ford locking gas cap, wheel & spare locks by McGard

Other planned mods: AirForce 1 air induction, Flowmaster Delta 50 Series, cobra hood, Stillen air dam w/driving lights, speaker upgrades, amp, crystal clear lenses, etc., etc., etc.

 

JimB,
Thanks for the floor mat advice. I checked out the WeatherBoot site and ordered the fronts yesterday.
At first I really wanted tan to match the interior, but once I thought about it, black was fine. I think these will work out great, gotta be a huge improvement over tiny little postage stamp mats which came with my truck.


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Craig Brossman
2001 SCrew 5.4L 4WD Lariat
Az Beige/Wedgewood Blue
Cpts. chairs, Moon roof, Tow package, CD changer
3.55 lim. slip, Rear slider, Skid plates
Mods:Ford Bedliner, Ford BugGaurd, Westin Step Bar, WeatherBoot Floor Mats, Gibson Swept Side

 

Anyone have the WeatherTech mats? You can get them in tan, and curious how they fit.

-- J

 

FYI-Ford sells some really good rubber foul weather mats for the SCrew. I got em for Christmas. Great for snow, mud, etc., and of course they fit great and the color match is perfect.

 

Craig,
You're welcome. I really like them and only wish I would have got them when the truck was new. Is the SCrew item number the same? I still need to trim mine slightly on the driver's side next to the gas pedal and near the left seat rail. The HVAC shroud bracket is connected to the hump below the liner lip. Not really a problem, I just want it to fit just a little better. Scissors ain't gonna cut these, either a coping saw or a dremel.
I still have my Sagaz hump mat between the WeatherBoots.

You'll like them.

Here's a pic of an Expedition from the Fox website:




[This message has been edited by Jimb (edited 02-15-2001).]

 

Where is a good place online to get the Husky or WeatherTech floor mats?

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On Order: 01 SCrew Lariat Beige/Blue 4WD, 5.4L, Tow, Moon roof,LS, Steps, Sliding rear window, Bed extender

 

http://www.central4wd.com/gocart/brandlist.asp?ID=40

 

which of these liners are designed for a 60/40 front bench screw and don't require cutting? anyone know the price of the ford liners?

thanks,
Wes

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Supercrew Lariat 4x4, 5.4L, Limited Slip, Black Ext./Graphite Int., Towing Package, 60/40 Front Bench, Moonroof, Bed Extender, Cab Steps, Rear Window
MSRP: $35,025
INVOICE: $30,952.15
PAID: $31,452.15
Ordered: 1/12/01
Est. Build Week: 2/19/01