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Had to do something with a dog and a 5 year old. Fits nicer then the universal one I had in my old truck
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Ford back seat protector installed
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Yes, We will need this too.Had to do something with a dog and a 5 year old. Fits nicer then the universal one I had in my old truck
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$159 retail from Ford.
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Just might get one for Any camping gear. Looks great!Had to do something with a dog and a 5 year old. Fits nicer then the universal one I had in my old truck
I'm gonna be honest here....it looks just ok. Please keep in mind my intention is not to hurt your feelings but the fit and finish looks terrible.
Disagree, I think it looks fine and more importantly it protect the seats, at the end of the day that’s the goal, I use one of those in my WRX every time I take my dog out, and I have never been worried about stains on my seats. This one actually fits pretty good in the Mav
Man, I drove like shit. my dogs need the hammock style seat cover see they don’t fly off the seats haha
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Yeah sure I know it protects the seats I get that but it doesn't exactly look as trimmed and proper as Fords marketing picture lets on...I mean c'mon bro...Disagree, I think it looks fine and more importantly it protect the seats, at the end of the day that’s the goal, I use one of those in my WRX every time I take my dog out, and I have never been worried about stains on my seats. This one actually fits pretty good in the Mav
This is the pic from Fords website
And this is what the finished product looks like. C'mon bro you have to admit it's a bit of a let down...
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Just looks like it's wrinkled right out of the package + the lighting makes it look worse. I'd be interested to know how it holds up, I'll be in the market for one of these soon!
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A king size flat sheet in dark gray, held in place with some Velcro strips behind the seat back and below the seat bottom, will work fine and cost lots less. Put an absorbent pad under it like the ones used for incontinence or puppy housetraining, and for $25 you're done.
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