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Ok:
Carpet - bad. Mats - good.

Jeff, I'd love to go to the Jamboree, but I don't think work would like me going awol for it. No sense of humour those guys!

Oh yeah, anyone know any good prayers/dances to stop the rain when the tops down and you're nowhere near shelter?
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Oh yeah, anyone know any good prayers/dances to stop the rain when the tops down and you're nowhere near shelter?
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Got rid of the carpets a while ago. Here is what I did

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Original carpet is still in and in pretty good nic for 6 years. Never once had to hose out the interior either - something about checking the depth of the mud first and tapping the mud off my boots before putting them on the floor [img]tongue.gif[/img] . You guys need more Jambo show and shine focus I think ;) The paint on the floors (and everywhere else) scratches very easily so my preference is to live with the carpet.
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When going into the mud, i put in some big floor mats over my standard mats and carpet then when mud running is done, i just take out the mud mats till next time.
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Thanks for the input guys. I think I'll have to rip them out if my current luck is anything to go by....
I have to drive to work in about 90 minutes, and guess what? Doofus that I am left the top down, and now it's absolutely bucketing outside!
Sheeesh! You'd think I'd learn......
Oh well, wet butt time!
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Doug,

The carpet when pulled and hosed clean and dry pretty easily - also I've pressure washed my seats a few times and they dry pretty easy too.

BUT you do need to be carefull not to let too much mosture get behind your dashboard. Weather it's rain or hose - water behind your dashboard is not a good thing....Just take care...
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