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I hear you Bob.  My original question really was answered in that there doesn't seem to have been a "from the factory" floor mat but were more likely just negotiated or thrown in at the dealership.

I have had some newer "cobra" carpeted floor mats and have been looking for something more time period correct for #2196 and I think that was answered here too.  Overall this has been a great thread especially since I now know about the "Shelby American" option that was available as the "I hope someday I can find those" option.  Great stuff.

As would I.

Red on red

Looks great.

Here is a picture of the rare Shelby American accessory Cobra floor mats.

That is really cool. Great pic and thanks for sharing that. I'll keep my eyes open for those. I actually ran across a Paxton supercharger about 15 years ago on eBay. At 1k it seems like it was a bargain. It was right before we brought our car to MO. Poor timing. Just shows to go you, never know what you'll find when looking. Love the input on this thread. You guys are a blessing to us. 

I've seen those mats but never thought about using them. Utilitarian and nice looking. Looks like a great option. I have a set of black and red vinyl and carpet that came in the car when I got it but there is no logo and i don't think they are special. Thank you for your replies

Thank you all. So I'll change the question...what do y'all use?

It seems like I read a post on this pre-forum crash but what floor mats came the 68's originally? There doesn't seem to be anything out there to purchase or research. As alway thank you and please forgive my ignorance...

My Am-meter has issues as well. Who repairs them?

I'm obviously not the ad king but found this for Gotham...

Here's what I found. No Shelby love though

For you other Tall Paul folks out there who's cars were sold in the competition.



I found some great ads I'll try to post later but this is my favorite so far...

Found this gem too!

Found this gem! I know it's 69-70 but still cool.

I would second that for sure.

This is beyond cool. Is there anything from Paul's Ford in Kansas City?