1935 Ford Front Floor mats

[terry]

When I bought my 36 ford many years ago, both front and rear mats were quite worn out. They were both black. My sedan is a standard. Was the color different for deluxe and standards? I think my worn out mats were originals. Terry

[Don Rogers]

Kube, Look at page 12 AND 60 in The 1935-36 Ford Book for more information about shift tower differences and hole placement.

[Carl]

If you can find/buy a floor mat thats exact except the color, you can spray paint it with a vinyl paint. SEM makes one that is excellent. On my 32 Phaeton, I used #15033 Saddle Tan to paint the rear floor mat, which was black. I also painted the front mat to assure both matched. They make many different colors(request a color chart). SEM Color Coat.

[35fordtn]

That’s the exact same I’ve used in the early 32-35 mats to match the taupe color. Both my 32 and 33 mats were painted with it.




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[Kube]

Originally Posted by Don Rogers

Kube, Look at page 12 AND 60 in The 1935-36 Ford Book for more information about shift tower differences and hole placement.

I did just a while ago. I have read that entire book a number of times and retain a bit more each time.

[DavidG]

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Michael,


I note from your photo that Charlotte is as busy as always helping Dad.


David

[35fordtn]

Originally Posted by DavidG

Michael,


I note from your photo that Charlotte is as busy as always helping Dad.


David

David,
You know her, she spends all day running back and forth in the maze of a shop like a little maniac. She does thoroughly enjoy helping when she can.

[35fordtn]

FYI to the original poster. Carpenter's reached back out to me to inform they see no point in producing a Taupe mat, as the Benton Gray mat is close in color and fits 35-36. I tried my best to inform them that a 36 mat does not fit in a 1935.

[teach'm]

I know it is a different year, but are you able to get a front floor mat in black for a 1939 Deluxe Tudor sedan @35fordtn? Thanks.

Ryan

[CA Victoria]

Thank you for trying.
I appreciate your keeping an ear open to help.

It is business economics.
If we as consumers keep asking our suppliers for the correct mat and they in turn keep on DC .....maybe they would see a demand that would warrant a production run.

[35fordtn]

Originally Posted by teach'm

I know it is a different year, but are you able to get a front floor mat in black for a 1939 Deluxe Tudor sedan @35fordtn? Thanks.

Ryan

Yes those are readily available through many great vendors, we stock them as well

[35fordtn]

Originally Posted by CA Victoria

Thank you for trying.
I appreciate your keeping an ear open to help.

It is business economics.
If we as consumers keep asking our suppliers for the correct mat and they in turn keep on DC .....maybe they would see a demand that would warrant a production run.

I can understand why carpenter's does not produce the 35 Taupe mat as the demand is limited on Floor mats it seems these days. They are a great company that has continued to support this hobby in many ways for decades now, and one could never thank Dennis himself enough for all he has done for the hobby as a whole.

[DavidG]

Looking back over the decades that this has been my hobby, I cannot imagine it without the support that suppliers like Dennis, Bob Drake, Dick Spadaro (RIP), Mike McKennett, and the Atherton brothers, Jack and Lee (both RIP), to name but a few.

[JM 35 Sedan]

Originally Posted by VeryTangled

I'm sure John Mason will want a half-dozen!

LOL Jeff, I know he could personally use two in taupe for his deluxe models, but black will work great in his standard versions

PS.... great thread guys!!

[Detonator]

Originally Posted by Don Rogers

Kube, Look at page 12 AND 60 in The 1935-36 Ford Book for more information about shift tower differences and hole placement.

Going a little sideways here... would a '36 mat fit a '35 coupe that's had a '39 trans installed?

[Kube]

Originally Posted by teach'm

I know it is a different year, but are you able to get a front floor mat in black for a 1939 Deluxe Tudor sedan @35fordtn? Thanks.

Ryan

As has been stated, you can get a black mat but I must ask why you would want to? Black is NOT correct for your '39.

[35fordtn]

Originally Posted by Detonator

Going a little sideways here... would a '36 mat fit a '35 coupe that's had a '39 trans installed?

Aside from not having the correct “pyramid” pattern, it would fit with a 39 transmission