Does anyone make replacement floor mats for G2?

ShawnQ

I'm not sure what to call them, but I'm going to go with floor mats.

The rubber pieces that cover the floor, the footwell area, and the top of the rear fenders.

Does anyone reproduce these?
I could've sworn I saw them sold in kits a few years ago, but can't find them now.
I've seen metal diamond-plate versions, but I'd rather not go that route.

Thanks in advance!

BGW

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CP241

You can try scouring through the various diagrams, but looks like most are still available as new, but some have been discontinued. If they're discontinued, then they're probably gone for good. May find someone here that has an old one sitting out back for parts scrounging...

https://www.tntgolfcar.com/catalog/p...category/1301/
https://www.tntgolfcar.com/catalog/p...category/1301/

https://www.tntgolfcar.com/parts/yam...2a-gas-4-cycle

Maybe lineX or something equivalent?

ShawnQ

I actually LineX (actually Raptor Li ed) the cart body yesterday. The body panels are just setting on the cart in the pic...and I havent cleaned the frame/chassis, so dont mind the surface rust and old green paint from previous owner.

My kids picked orange and black, BTW. It definitely will be easy to see!

I have the original mats, just looking for a refresh. If I cant find them new, I'll just use what I've got....or make something.

Thanks!

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CP241

Gotcha. Looks great!

Clean them really well, and use the cheap 97cent flat black spraypaint at walmart. All you have to do is just mist it onto the rubber floor mats, and they look like new again. it's not enough that you're actually "painting" them, but enough to make them black and new looking again. Holds up long term pretty well too. I did my G9 about a year ago and they still look good. They were white and real faded/dry when I got the cart.

mikeasis

2 things. 1. clean the mats well and let them dry. then use adhesion promoter and some satin black or flat back krylon colormaster. I recommend these as I have used them with pretty good success. my g1 floor mats still look good after about 2 years

2. I suggest finding your parts else where. the site he listed tntgolfcar doesn't give 2 cents. I ordered gaskets from them and they sent the wrong ones. Absolutely no response from them what so ever after multiple attempts.

CP241

I wasnt suggesting ordering from them, but that site gives part numbers you can reference for elsewhere :)

Dave in VA

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