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Looking for a rubber rear cargo mat for the 76 Blazer. I've Line-X'ed the entire interior. I just ordered up some PlastiColor Chevy Blazer front rubber mats but I need to do the whole back interior. I've seen vinyl ones but I wasn't impressed. I was looking at the Lloyd Rubbertite ones. Any other suggestions?

I've wondered if one for a pick-up would work if you trimmed it. Get one that fit's the wheel wells to the rear and trim off the front of it. I haven't found any heavy duty rubber mats , 1/4" - 3/8" thick, for a Blazer but there seems to be several brands & models for trucks.

I haven't got around to taking measurements though:o

I used to use a horse stall mat in my suburban. Cut/trimmed to fit around the fender humps and I ended up with a 3/4" thick rubber floor :thumb:

that truck mat idea sounds pretty good i think i might try that

I have a rubber liner in my blazer from a newer burb, but i'm watching craigslist for a bedrug to cut up and use in the back of my burb. They're $$$ new, but they are sweet!

I've wondered if one for a pick-up would work if you trimmed it. Get one that fit's the wheel wells to the rear and trim off the front of it. I haven't found any heavy duty rubber mats , 1/4" - 3/8" thick, for a Blazer but there seems to be several brands & models for trucks.

I haven't got around to taking measurements though:o

That's what Ryoken did I believe. Check this thread out: http://coloradok5.com/forums/showthread.php?t=216699 I'm thinking of trying it too. Those mats look heavy duty.

yupper.....



http://coloradok5.com/photos/data/500/mat.jpg

Which one did you buy? I was thinking that the 70's standard bed pickup one cut down would work.

The Protecta HD ones.... I just got 2 of the "universal - 72" x 98" for $95 a piece... and cut to fit, one for the cargo, and one for the front...

http://www.truckstuffusa.com/molheavbedma.html

Did the universal already have the cutouts for the wheel wells or was it just one big square sheet? I was thinking the 73-87 CK chevy P/U one might have the wheel wells perfect but be too long. Then I could simply cut off the ends.

big rectangle... :D

I think I may go this route. Despite Line-X'ing the interior, it is hell on the knees these days. And, sliding stuff on the Line-X isn't easy. I also have managed to gouge the Line-X pretty good with some sharp corners.

Sliding stuff on rubber won't be any easier methinks:wink1:

Depends on what it is. The Line-X isn't bad for hard plastic boxes, but forget it for knees, pants, or anything material. At least the rubber won't make my old body parts ache.