Thanks!

It's not a later model thing as my 93 had the one piece carpet. I think it's a t thing versus a non-t thing.

(My 94 has the one piece also.)

2000 Ford Excursion XLT 4x4 V10 - 144k miles - stock for now
2000 Dodge Durango SLT 2wd 5.9L V8 - 105k miles, rebuilt tranny, 4.56:1 gears, added leaf springs, Bilstien HD shocks, Hawk SuperDuty front pads

1993 Ford F-250 SuperCab Long Bed 2wd 7.5L V8 - 139k miles - for sale
1994 Infiniti J30t - 204k miles - sold

Our '93 t was actually made in '92 (it has silver embroidered black front mats and two plain small separate black rear mats) and there's no telling what happens with the mats that were in them. Of the eight to 10 J30s I've seen in the local pick 'n' pulls over the years, I've seen only one black interior and virtually zero mats of any color.

Unlike most cars, I figure mats of all things must have been standard equipment on J30s. Where do they all go; do they not do well in the colder and wetter states, especially the tan color mats? Rear mats shouldn't see nearly as much use.

Modified by GerryO at 9:41 PM 8/15/2008

So you are another very fortunate one.

I always thought that a deep green car with a reddish tan interior would have been "classic", but I've seen too many funky old green (and silver) paint jobs and black is the easy cleanest looking interior color. The light tan color just looks old and dirty as it ages. Black is a little hot at times and maybe the leather hardens faster, but a white exterior helps a bit.

Yeah, a pearl white outside with black leather would be SEXY!!

Its bad enough up here in RI, but its very sexay so its worth the heat!

It's looking like I'll need to contact the family. There's sure not much information on their website.

Thanks!