Yeay for cop rubber flooring.
Here's a "WTB cop rubber flooring" thread:
www.forcbodiesonly.com/mopar-forum/showthread.php?t=2079where my Fury rubber flooring plays a prominent role.
One guy writes:
> I can't state this with any facts in front of me, but I have never seen
> rubber flooring in those. Perhaps a Gran Fury cop car?? If so, has to
> be rarer than the cop car bucket seats.
Wow. I've never seen cop car bucket seats. Cop rubber flooring seems much more standard.
I believe that actual CHP cars were a tossup (some got all carpeting, some got all rubber flooring, and at least one had half-and-half (carpeting in the front, and rubber in the back).
440RULEZs CHP:
The flooring looks different from stock, though. Notice that the reinforced heel area does not extended forward up to the firewall like my fury:
copcarsonline $25K:
My "CHP-spec" Marin County had carpeting:
The "CHP-spec" Buffalo fire department had rubber:
Ted Kadala's NY monaco had rubber:
As well as Scatpack's:
Now that I think about it, the only cop cars I know that DIDN'T have rubber flooring were some CHP-cars / CHP-spec cars. But our sample size seems quite small.
In that forcbodies only thread, the WTB poster writes:
> For what it's worth, I'm under the impression that the K coded
> cars would come with the rubber flooring unless otherwise
> specified. For example, I think CHP ordered their cars with tan
> carpeting...
and that sounds right to me. I think it could even be extended:
> 74-77 cbody cop cars (either K code or A38 fender tag or bizarro
> cop cars that had neither like my MHP Fury) would come with
> rubber flooring unless otherwise specified.
The k-code brochure says mats are standard:
And
> My Chrysler Corporation Production Option Code Book 72-74 lists
> the following for: A38 POLICE PACKAGE
>
> ...
> HD black rubber floor mat
bluesmobiles.proboards.com/index.cgi?action=gotopost&board=cops&thread=34&post=324What's up with cop car bucket seats? Do you think I could trade my rubber flooring for cop bucket seats and a 200kph speedo?
your friend in comparing between somewhat rare, super rare, and ultra rare,
arthur