Porsche Emblem Mats for Beck

I recently ordered a Beck Speedster and was wondering if anyone knows a good source for Porsche emblem mats.

Tom,

Mike Norvalis had a source for custom mats for his Beck. Search for his name and or his post. Also, if you want a vintage look thats pretty much indestructible try:

http://cocomats.com

Cocomats.com has patterns for Beck mats. Mine fit perfectly. No Porsche logo, though.

Thanks guys. I had researched coco mats earlier and found out that they were accurate for the period. No logo is better than the Beck logo for recreation purposes :). I contacted coco mats and they responded that they had patterns to fit Becks and offered to send me a paper pattern and color samples to match my car. I forwarded this info on to Carey at Special Edition and he informed me that he created the pattern for them and he is a fan. I'm sold. I'll wait till my car arrives, decide what color I like best (with input from the wife...she's all about colors) and order me some. All of this excellent communication happened in less than a day. Ain't the internet grand!

Here's what they look like in a whiskey tan interior. Very nice mats.

Tom,
Enjoy the anticipation of getting your car. I was expecting a Spring delivery myself back in 2006, but Carey went off to ramrod the construction of some yahoo from South Carolina's car at Carlisle so I had to wait a few extra weeks. I've resented that Lane Somethingorother for that ever since. You will be impressed with the coco mats. Very heavy, high-quality material.
Rich

Rich, I gotta tell ya that I'm not much for delayed gratification and I think this wait is gonna kill me! I'm now hoping for icky weather so I don't want it so bad. The last week or so in Michigan has been perfect convertible weather! Lane, thanks for the photos.

Tom try Vintage Speedsters I think they have Speedster mats.. I have some in my tub... Very cool i think..

The only mats that will work in a Beck Speedster are ones designed specifically for a Beck, due to the added leg room and shape of the floor. The stock Beck mats have our crest and the Speedster script embroidered in them. I have one customer who has made his own Porsche logo mat from a stock mat by simply using a Porsche patch he found on ebay. It actually looks very nice and he said the patch cost him around $7 per side. Photo below.
I have sent Beck specific patterns to a few suppliers, including cocomats, so there are aftermarket mats available in everything from coco fiber, to sisal fiber, to berber.

Above looks nice (how tall is it) maybe he had it made using available crests ($10 & 2.5inches) like below although it seems to be a bit more than his patch

Home > Porsche Boutique > Porsche Boutique Miscellaneous > Crest Patch

http://www.pelicanparts.com/catalog/shopcart/PORS/POR_PORS_BOT02F_pg7.htm

Tom

You're going to love your Beck. We need lots of pictures when you get it.

Lane

Love your seatbelts. Are they 3 point or 2? I need some like those. So, where did you get them?

Warren, will do. I'm getting it built up as a 1958 with the exhaust passing through the bottom of the rear bumper risers. According, to Carey, no Beck has ever been built this way. I also am adding an underhood fire supression system with the trigger near the engine compartment latch release on the b-pillar. I am stoked! It will look like this in silver minus the belt molding and headlamp covers.
http://www.finecars.cc/en/detail/car/34346/index.html?no_cache=1

Warren - Right now they're just 2-point belts, but I plan to get a cross-bar fabricated that it bolted to the former mounts for the inertia reels (attached directly to the frame) so that I can add shoulder belts, making them 4-points. They are Crow belts, recommended by several folks on this site. They seem as well made as Simpson and are half the cost.

They are A LOT more comfortable than the standard 3-point belts.

Lane,
I've been wanting to copy your belt arrangement. The stock inertia 3-pointer crosses my belly, way too high for safety. Any mounting issues?

Tom said, "I'm getting it built up as a 1958 with the exhaust passing through the bottom of the rear bumper risers."

That is really clean looking and no bottoming out issues, like on mine. I like my look, but I am always scraping.

Rich - Nope. I used the existing lower two mounting points, and they went right in.

Cocoa mats are very cool. Back in the day, it is what everyone wanted, and a few managed to get.

LATE BREAKING NEWS:

Don't use Toyota floor mats or you may experience "sudden acceleration" and be subject to recall!

WARNING! THREAD DRIFT AHEAD!

I guess the Toyota floor mats also disable the brakes, shift level, and ignition key too, huh? It's too bad what happened to the lady in the Lexus, but if you have time to call 911 while it's happening, you have time to hit the brakes, put it in park, and/or turn it off.