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For drivers mat don't use anything other than one clipped onto the factory clip points. I have experience of throttle jammed open in an S197 (not mine) when the mat crept where it shouldn't.

(P.S. don't forget to tell your insurance company if you change the mats ;))
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For drivers mat don't use anything other than one clipped onto the factory clip points. I have experience of throttle jammed open in an S197 (not mine) when the mat crept where it shouldn't.
I know what you mean. This would have certainly been the case with the Aldi mats. ÂŁ6 would have been a false economy to say the least!

The mats from the company mentioned above do seem to stay firmly in place though. Quite a surprise as I've had similar type of mats in the past that tended to gradually slip forward all the time. The also come with the fasteners if you wanted to use them instead of the original mats.
 

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Anybody thinking of ordering the official Ford aftermarket Mustang mats part number 1 915 871 beware. I ordered a set last weekend. They've turned up and the Pony has been mysteriously deleted. The dealer (on eBay) has also retouched his picture since I ordered and paid. I've politely asked wtf.
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