I bought mine used from CL Jacob.
Still had to cut mine.
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Still had to cut mine.
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well alrighty then 
I was just trying to determine if this was a new cost cutting practice for them or what I guess we'll just leave it at you may or may not have to do some cutting on the 3rd row piece
I was just trying to determine if this was a new cost cutting practice for them or what I guess we'll just leave it at you may or may not have to do some cutting on the 3rd row piece 
well alrighty then
Still doesn't explain how you guys get them looking new when you clean them
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Still doesn't explain how you guys get them looking new when you clean them
testor's model paint.....
Mine look great.
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Mine look great.
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mine do too. Maybe Yates-y-poo just has muddy feet
Mine look great.
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mine do too. Maybe Yates-y-poo just has muddy feet
I had them in the Yukon and now the truck and as you both know I rarely drove/drive either but they always look like they are dirty
Try a dye product from Eastwood.
If they are black.
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If they are black.
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They be black. I may try that or just get new ones, the back one does not really fit very well anyways.
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