Coco mats.com

I received my mats today from Cocomats.com & I have to say that they are well worth the $$$. I can not believe how heavy they are. They sent me templates to check the fit before they were made. I was not too happy with the fit of the templates, so I made my own and sent them back to Cocomats.com. The mats fit like a glove and the heel pad was put where I requested. I ordered them after reading several comments here on S.O.C. Thanks guys for the recommendation.

Chuck

Just order a set of mats from Jeff at Cocomats.com today. WOW! what a nice guy!!! I lucked out because he is doing a production run of the Vintage Speedster pattern this week and they will be shipped out next week. This is normally a 3+ week wait. So if you need some mats, this week is a good time to buy.

I have mats from cocomats.com in all my cars. Like 'em a lot. They also have the template for Becks.

Yup. You can get the Beck ones straight from Carey at Special Edition.

Carey now has his own coco mat vendor. I received what I believe to be the first set. They look great! I would recommend that all Beck owners buy direct from Carey. Save yourself some bucks.

+1+ for Cocomats.com. It's rare when I actually enjoy spending my money chatting with a guy like Jeff. Quality service and a great product.

Received my mats yesterday from Cocomats....took a while since they don't stock 58 Ghia mats, but they are perfect......
Thank you, Chuck

Can not get them to respond to e-mails or phone calls. Are they still in business? If not I'm looking for mats for my vintage speedster, can anyone help me out with a vendor?
Thanks Bob....

Robert, they sometimes get busy and take a while to respond, but you can always get them from Kirk at vintage....

I just could never warm up to coco mats. Too rough and seem to fade faster than a good set of plush Lloyds. Easier on the feet and the backs of your shoes. Sold my coco's on ebay last week. The only problem with Lloyd's is that when you order the 356 mats, they don't fit these replicas. They are too big on the front on the drivers side and in front and on the side on the passenger side. The answer is simple. Put them in the car and mark the fit or use the old mats.........use tailors chalk. Then remove the piping (the stuff sewn around the carpet where you are going to cut, cut the mat with good scissors and hand sew the piping back on. Works like a charm. I had coco back in 1976 who the hell decided on coconut husk. I know........."classic". But I am old and ito comfort.

Fred Adler
San Diego

My wife will agree with the roughness point....she puts a towel down for her feet.....I will say I think they look and wear the best, and don't show dirt as fast....

Sure Vince, but on Redondo Beach don't you ever drive barefoot. Coco's are like a bed of nails on your heels.

Fred Adler
San Diego

come to think about it, I never drive barefoot

Do your feet stink, Vince?

Just an update on my mats. Jeff of coco mats did return a e-mail to me, it was ten days waiting for a answer from them. Talk about snail-mail. I have ordered the mats, hope their as great as everyone say they are.
Thanks for input Bob...

Best bet is to call Jeff. He usually answers their phone at Coco. Give them at least 3 weeks and give him a call for status check.

My new mats arrived today. It took about 5 weeks to my door. I installed them today and they look awesome. I had doubts about buying them online and paying that kind of money. I think the mats work out to $5/lb. They are well worth the money. Would highly recommend. I had the knock-offs when I bought the car, but these are so much better.