Factory Rubber floor liner Part number/price and availability?

Porkchop4464

Hey all,

One of the options I wanted when I ordered my base Squatch in 21 was the rubber floors with drain plugs ( plus the Area 51 color which was not offered in Base). Still tremendously pleased with what I received, especially since the same damn truck would be 65 thousand ordered today; I was wondering...

Being how all Bronco two-door floor dimensions are identical, does anyone know the part number for the rubber floor liner (rubber or plastic)?

Also, I assume all bodies are stamped with the plugs, correct?

Last question: are the plugs attached to the flooring (those with the rubber floors)? Or are they disconnected and separate pop-on things that can be lost?

All and any help with part numbers, prices, and use pros and cons will be appreciated.

Pork

Porkchop4464

Hey all,

One of the options I wanted when I ordered my base Squatch in 21 was the rubber floors with drain plugs ( plus the Area 51 color which was not offered in Base). Still tremendously pleased with what I received, especially since the same damn truck would be 65 thousand ordered today; I was wondering...

Being how all Bronco two-door floor dimensions are identical, does anyone know the part number for the rubber floor liner (rubber or plastic)?

Also, I assume all bodies are stamped with the plugs, correct?

Last question: are the plugs attached to the flooring (those with the rubber floors)? Or are they disconnected and separate pop-on things that can be lost?

All and any help with part numbers, prices, and use pros and cons will be appreciated.

Pork

RBJRBJ

https://accessories.ford.com/bronco-2dr-2021-carpet-floor-liner

BRONCO 2DR 2021-2023 FLOOR LINER FOR CARPET FLOORING
$195.00

Jakob1972

love the rubber floor although I have yet to have a need for the drain plugs. I thought it would feel cheap not having carpet but I don’t even notice there is no carpet. With the Weathertech floor liners mine came with there would be very little carpet to see anyway. Good luck with your update.

Porkchop4464

Hey all,

One of the options I wanted when I ordered my base Squatch in 21 was the rubber floors with drain plugs ( plus the Area 51 color which was not offered in Base). Still tremendously pleased with what I received, especially since the same damn truck would be 65 thousand ordered today; I was wondering...

Being how all Bronco two-door floor dimensions are identical, does anyone know the part number for the rubber floor liner (rubber or plastic)?

Also, I assume all bodies are stamped with the plugs, correct?

Last question: are the plugs attached to the flooring (those with the rubber floors)? Or are they disconnected and separate pop-on things that can be lost?

All and any help with part numbers, prices, and use pros and cons will be appreciated.

Pork

Porkchop4464

Jacob,

It is so funny, my truck has never been wheeled and I am proud to say it. People get abused on here with terms like Mall Crawler and Lot King ( okay, I just made that one up trying to remember the other one), but I can't tell you how many times I have crawled under mine at night with a six-pack and waxed the frame rails. I have even Never-dulled the transfer case. It is far from what I intended (keeping it as close to what rolled off teh showroom floor) but I am trying.

What I am getting at is, I agree, I would NEVER need to hose mine out and pull the plugs, but teh ease of Armor-alling the floor seems so damn nice.

Question, does it shine up nice or is it always kinda dirty plastic looking like the factory Ford rubber floor mats? No matter what I do with this truck, it never or rarely has that fresh sharp new look when it comes to the factory floor mats

Porkchop4464

Jacob,

It is so funny, my truck has never been wheeled and I am proud to say it. People get abused on here with terms like Mall Crawler and Lot King ( okay, I just made that one up trying to remember the other one), but I can't tell you how many times I have crawled under mine at night with a six-pack and waxed the frame rails. I have even Never-dulled the transfer case. It is far from what I intended (keeping it as close to what rolled off teh showroom floor) but I am trying.

What I am getting at is, I agree, I would NEVER need to hose mine out and pull the plugs, but teh ease of Armor-alling the floor seems so damn nice.

Question, does it shine up nice or is it always kinda dirty plastic looking like the factory Ford rubber floor mats? No matter what I do with this truck, it never or rarely has that fresh sharp new look when it comes to the factory floor mats

Porkchop4464

Also, I assume all bodies are stamped with the plugs, correct?

Porkchop4464

Hey all,

One of the options I wanted when I ordered my base Squatch in 21 was the rubber floors with drain plugs ( plus the Area 51 color which was not offered in Base). Still tremendously pleased with what I received, especially since the same damn truck would be 65 thousand ordered today; I was wondering...

Being how all Bronco two-door floor dimensions are identical, does anyone know the part number for the rubber floor liner (rubber or plastic)?

Also, I assume all bodies are stamped with the plugs, correct?

Last question: are the plugs attached to the flooring (those with the rubber floors)? Or are they disconnected and separate pop-on things that can be lost?

All and any help with part numbers, prices, and use pros and cons will be appreciated.

Pork

Laura

Pork, here's the diagram of active and passive plugs, as well as the tether @Jakob1972 mentioned. Also, more pictures of the drain plugs from above and below.

Jakob1972

Yeah it is hard to keep them looking bright with just vacuuming and washing. We use the chemical guys natural shine. Just me but Armorall will not come within 50’ of any of my vehicles.
https://www.chemicalguys.com/natural-shine-dressing/natural-shine-dressing.html

Porkchop4464

Jacob, thanks for the tip!

I am going to share a big secret as well now. No one will probably believe me when I post this, but you have to go out and buy and try it for yourself! Grocery Store, a 6-dollar bottle of Johnson's baby oil! No crap! Just can't be beat the look for pulling all plastics on and in the Bronco back up to "day one" look!

No Sugar, guys N gals! I thought it was complete crap as well, but simple as hell, straight baby oil on a terry cloth into the fender flares and the bumpers ( I have a base), door panels, dash, and center console.

It looks so damn good and it lasts about 4 days if garaged.