Green Machine
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I'm just mentioning the sill thing because for people who use the 3rd row and need to use every bit of the small amount of cargo space left over, the longer mat makes it easier to do so and helps items from falling out when you open the liftgate.
The Husky Liner comes without holes. There are instructions to cut them out if you use the 3rd row seats like I do.
I'm not trying to tell people that Husky's are better. I only bought them because I found them for really cheap. Otherwise if money weren't a consideration, the WT's actually look better, IMO.
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What do you mean by 3rd row mat? Chevy makes a tiny mat that just covers the area behind the 3rd row seats, if that is what you are talking about.
The Husky Liner comes without holes. There are instructions to cut them out if you use the 3rd row seats like I do.
I'm not trying to tell people that Husky's are better. I only bought them because I found them for really cheap. Otherwise if money weren't a consideration, the WT's actually look better, IMO.
---------- Post added at 08:47 AM ---------- Previous post was at 08:46 AM ----------
What do you mean by 3rd row mat? Chevy makes a tiny mat that just covers the area behind the 3rd row seats, if that is what you are talking about.
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, The reason why I bought the Husky at the time was the third row attachment points were also protected, and I liked the diamond plate pattern (matches Z71). In the picture, the passenger side folded under the seat when it was put back in place but it pops right out. A little dirty from camping but that's what they are for.
