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kwd112



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Rubber Mats

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Boring & non technical post…

Has anyone tried to put the newer Genuine LR rubber mats (pictured top) in an older defender (200/300 tdi) as opposed to the old ones designed for that shape (pictured bottom)? Do they fit or is it a no go?

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Post #1051892 16th Nov 2024 10:47am
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NickMc



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Northern Ireland 2006 Defender 90 Td5 HT Bonatti Grey
200tdi is a different shape to the 300, which is the same as the td5. So no “Puma/tdci” ones won’t work. I think the best solution for Mats in these are the nice exmoor “autograph” ones and they’re not too dear and fit well.
Post #1052263 20th Nov 2024 1:30am
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Marks Landy



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United Kingdom 1985 Defender 90 200 Tdi SW Java Black
The below aren’t cheap but are worth it.
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Post #1052386 21st Nov 2024 8:58am
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Oldowner



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United Kingdom 2007 Defender 90 Puma 2.4 HT Aintree Green
I did some work on a 300tdi recently and noticed it had the latest Puma mats fitted, looked neat enough with a minor trim although there was so much wrong with it looking at the mats was the last thing on my mind.

I have always liked the genuine td5 Land Rover mats in my 300tdi, however they last about a year before they wear through, next time I will replace them with Autograph mats mentioned above as they are a thicker rubber in the wear area.

Also bear in mind the Puma mats above are no more hard wearing than the td5 type - what looks like blocks of solid rubber are actually hollow underneath
Post #1052468 21st Nov 2024 10:32pm
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mini Anaconda



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I have had these in my Tdi for 9 years and they are still as good as the day I fitted them which is good given they are relatively cheap.
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Post #1052530 22nd Nov 2024 3:13pm
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