Floor Mats - ZR-1 Net Registry Forums

GTOger · 04-16-2015

After 25 years, the ZR-1 floor mats are a tad faded and the drivers mat is showing a bit of heel wear. I'm not sure if there is much in the way of cleaning that can be done to bring these original mats back to factory. Therefore, I'm thinking about replacement.

I see there are all sorts of places online to order C4 floor mats. But most of them that I see are of, eh, questionable quality. I have not seen ANY vendors offering the factory-style ZR-1 embroidered logo.

It doesn't feel appropriate to put something cheezy in the car. I also don't think I want "ZR-1" in Brush Script or Comic Sans along the side of the mat.

Does anyone have really good experience with replacement floor mats? You know, nice and thick & plush with the ZR-1 embroidered logo?

04-16-2015	#1
GTOger Join Date: Nov 2010 Location: Dallas, TX Posts: 198	Floor Mats After 25 years, the ZR-1 floor mats are a tad faded and the drivers mat is showing a bit of heel wear. I'm not sure if there is much in the way of cleaning that can be done to bring these original mats back to factory. Therefore, I'm thinking about replacement. I see there are all sorts of places online to order C4 floor mats. But most of them that I see are of, eh, questionable quality. I have not seen ANY vendors offering the factory-style ZR-1 embroidered logo. It doesn't feel appropriate to put something cheezy in the car. I also don't think I want "ZR-1" in Brush Script or Comic Sans along the side of the mat. Does anyone have really good experience with replacement floor mats? You know, nice and thick & plush with the ZR-1 embroidered logo? __________________ [B]1990 Corvette ZR-1 (#1930) Red/Black, Stock Engine, Henderson Performance custom ECM, FIC Injectors, B&B exhaust, Kenwood DNX6160[/B] Other Rides: 1992 Pontiac Firehawk (#010), 1967 Pontiac GTO 1998 Porsche 968, 2000 Harley Davidson FXST 1986 Pontiac Trans Am, 1931 Ford Model A Tudor Deluxe