3D mats

[hamba]

Look what I just picked up. I still need to fit them, just waiting for it to stop raining.
I've ordered them from 3dmats.com.au

Hopefully they will keep the floor a little cleaner

Cheers
Hamba

 

[StarCruiser]

Hmmm, they look rather nice there Hamba. I wonder if they do 80 series ones.

 

[StarCruiser]

It says ‘Our range for Toyota Landcruiser 80 1994’
No Products found!

 

[hamba]

Looks like you're out of luck, they have an ebay store but they only have some for the 100 by the looks of it.
Might be worth contacting them to find out if they can make you a set.

 

[hamba]

It stopped raining long enough so I could get a vacuum cleaner our and give the car a quick clean inside, it never stops amazing me how dirty kids can get a car.

I think it fits really well but there are a few places where I'm sure the kids will get some dirt past it.

 

[TALAMAN]

They do look nice and I like how the cover the whole of the rear and not just the two footwells.

 

[Shayne]

I would be up for a set of them if your going to pursue it Rich

 

[TALAMAN]

90 series gets no mention at all :-(

 

[Rob Cowell]

I've got these in my 120. Had them a couple of years and they're very good. You can get in and out with wet boots a good few times before you fill them with water. My old mats stopped you treading on the carpet but the water just ran off the sides. Got mine from a place in Scotland (mail order) but unfortunately can't find the details any more.

Edit : might have got them from here https://www.4x4at.com/2003-to-2009-toyota-lc120-land-cruiser-lwb-tray-style-tailored-floor-mats
Looks like they only do them for the 120, which when you think about it is fair enough because that's the best model. You even get a little strip to lie on when you're looking up at how much of the back end is flaking off.

 

[Shayne]

90 series gets no mention at all :-(

I have an 80 and two 90's , i have never come across mats made specifically for a swb 90 though i've seen a few for the lwb 95 .

 

[Gasmanjc]

I have been looking at something similar here. Difference is they tuck under the plastic trims. Not sure if its worth the hassle to remove when cleaning though.