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They probably exist, but good luck finding them. Also good luck finding one that hasn't degraded.

I made one many years ago.

1) Purchase a length of rubber matting from a rubber store, one that would be larger than the boot space. I paid around $60-$80 from memory.

2) Remove the screwed in plastic carpeted sections of the boot.

3) Place them face down on the underside of the rubber, assembled how they fit together in the boot.

4) Trace and cut the boot shape out of the rubber.

5) Test fit and trim the rubber where necessary.

6) Enjoy your new boot mat.

Mine has stood up to 5 years of heavy wear and tear, leaving the carpet underneath pristine.

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seems this will fit fine after a trim of the sides :)

http://www.supercheapauto.com.au/online-store/auto-accessories/mats/boot-mats.aspx?id=30203

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Wanderous Newbie

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Hi, I have a C34 factory boot liner that come with my long ago stolen RS4S, I didnt have it in on that fateful day. I am about to put in on ebay but you can email me at rblalexander (at} gmail.com if you want first dibs, sorry to necro

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