Sand Grabber Rear Mat (Cargo Area)

Thanks Kev, just checked out their website geez they have some stuff. I did a check on there but it just shows the rear of a GXL so have sent them an email for them to contact me with a reply to my question as to wether they do one or not. The only option is to try and get hold of a GXL one and see if its possible to modify/cut/reglue whatever to try and make it fit or maybe refer to John's idea from clark rubber. Thanks for the link have added it to my favourites. Regards Steve M

I've got one of these for my Jackaroo, excellent fit, 50mm high sides to contain water etc., very happy with it. Good too as opposed to rubber IMO as you can slide things across it easier.

~$120 from memory

Hi Pete, yes happy with the bfg's. I had them on the old lux and never gave me any trouble. They seem a bit noisier then when they were on the lux but have to admit the clatter of the old 2.8D, snorkel, and slight diff whine probably blocked alot of the tyre noise out where as the prado is so quit. When I sold the lux the bf's had done just over 50k and I think they would have done another 50 but have to admit the lux was lighter then the prado. I havnt had coopers, khumo's or alot of the other brands out there so cant comment, just stuck with what I know and trust. I've put in the xmas list to the wife so will have a few extra's added,no dount on xmas day except bullbar.(I know Im getting the sand grabber mats cause I ordered them myself yesterday but not allowed to put in till I get them on xmas day). All the best. Regards Steve M

"no doubt not dount" I should use spell check !!!

Hi John, I will keep the carpet in there but just want to cover it to stop the usual dirt,sand etc directly on the carpet and dog fur from our Rottie and shepherd sticking to the carpet. Also when we go prawning smelly nets and waders. Did you make yours so that it has a lip around the edges to contain sand etc or does it just fit snug right up to the edges of the plastic trim ?? Regards Steve M

No lip. Runs back under the side plastic trims.
I was looking at various tub type liners, but wanted something that also ran up under the back seat, so when I folded up the back seat it still gave some protection, so decided 5mm pvc would work best for me.
Something very wet would have water running under the trims with the PVC, so the PVC may not work for you. My stuff is usually damp and/or muddy, but not sopping wet.

Hi Mick, thanks for that, will check out on sunday. Hope all goes well with the tint tomorrow. Got a reply back today from bushranger and they or nobody they know in that type of business makes one for the grande.Sorry wont be able to have a look at the gas system will be too busy during the day. $40 bucks a tank eh thats good savings. Thanks again. Let us know how you go with the tint job, Im quit sure you will be happy with the quality of the tint and the workmanship Glen does. Regards Steve M