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tony barnhill
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No, think it goes over the rear end of the trans tunel.
rick_ingram
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I agree with Tony...I *think* the hole is designed for the parking/e-brake
tony barnhill
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No, rubber sills were stock for many years...though most carpet kits replace them with carpet.
rick_ingram
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What is the measurement of the piece?
Does not appear to be a piece for the sill...makes no sense with the way it's cut.
I stick with my original answer...Transmission tunnel carpets have been produced in two pieces, with the rear piece installed first, then the forward piece installed second.
Does not appear to be a piece for the sill...makes no sense with the way it's cut.
I stick with my original answer...Transmission tunnel carpets have been produced in two pieces, with the rear piece installed first, then the forward piece installed second.