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FF Part No. FF014295
Equivalent Part No. EXT017-36
Spec: 86 Inch Models - 1954-1956
Detail: designed to follow the profile of the original mats with classic styling that is in keeping with the age of the vehicle. trimming grooves have been moulded into the mats for guidance when cutting around the pedals and hand brake. these will need to be carefully trimmed out to suit your vehicle, left or right hand drive. moulded in a high quality durable rubber that will last for many years. will also fit series one 88, 107 and 109.
FF Part No. FF014294
Equivalent Part No. EXT017-32
Spec: 80 Inch Models - 1948-1953
Detail: includes the classic Land Rover logo. designed to fit all 80 inch vehicles, left or right hand drive series one from 1948 to 1953. to install you must first clear the handbrake section by cutting away the lower groove, thus allowing the handbrake boot to sit very neatly onto the mat surface with the matting lipping underneath the boot. the same applies to the pedal section, remove either the left or right hand pedal sections depending on model type and the original boots again sit into the mat. for early chain pull models you will need to simply punch a small hole in the thickened area of the right hand floor mat to allow the chain pull to pass through the mat. these well thought out mats fit very well and are in keeping with the era. thanks to Roger Craythorne who helped with their design and ease of fitting.