Thanks.

Cocomats.com is a small family business and they are super to deal with...you can pick the stitching, rubber color, edging color, etc. The "coco" originals hide dirt well. This is my third car (that I've done full mats on) and I finally had the courage to get the calico you see...seems perfect...even the orange start button.... I chose black rubber, black stitching and black edging. You can get samples for about 4 dollars per sample if you want to check out colors/swatches.

Yes, the hooks are perfect, driver and passenger on our cars have hooks. They send you a paper template to check in your car before they make them...as they noted they have seen "variations" over the years. The paper they sent to me was spot on. These mats will outlast me.....literally last ones are 4 years old and look brand new still. They are not cheap...but I hate how some other brands never look clean ever....These have a classic vibe that suits the car....sort of more E type (I have no idea if they were sold with the E....they were common with Porsches).

Anyway, yes and I feel good supporting a small business in South Carolina that does amazing handmade stuff....

 

Had Coco mats on a '76 450SL, they were "in" back then. Didn't realize they were still made.

 

Fully understood....I had these on a prior car and they never ever look good once used a bit....they hold scuffs. These always look perfect, or nearly so. The salt issue, to me, is so much more minor - but snow here has been in retreat unfortunately too.
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A springtime cleaning of carpet mats removes the white salt residue.

With the CocoMats, you wouldn't see the salt though.

 

Years later...not wear noticeable...just fyi.

Highly recommended.