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    #16
    before I bought the car, previous owner bough brand new floor mats, and still look new to me

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      #17
      Found it, E90 parts catalog. Item # 3.


      http://www.realoem.com/bmw/showparts.do?model=VB33&mospid=48523&btnr=51_6019& hg=51&fg=95


      There are 2 sizes available, 50 & 62mm.


      http://www.realoem.com/bmw/diagrams/i/t/202.png

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        #18
        If anyone needs these, I've got a set in great condition. Low miles, all original.



        $20+actual shipping and PayPal fees. Looks like retail is ~$8.50 each from most aftermarket vendors.

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          #19
          $20 for 2 Velcro disks? that's nuts lol

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            #20
            $20 for 2 Velcro disks? that's nuts lol



            almost as crazy as $60 for a shift knob, $1500 for shocks, or $300 for a water pump. crazy i tell ya, just crazy.arrot:



            I want the ones toyota uses. they make the car go faster!

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              #21
              $20 for 2 Velcro disks? that's nuts lol





              Four, actually. Two per side. Compared to new, it's a bargain for anyone who needs/wants them. Or maybe not. What do you care? Hell, what do I care? :clueless:

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                #22
                almost as crazy as $60 for a shift knob, $1500 for shocks, or $300 for a water pump. crazy i tell ya, just crazy.arrot:









                Quoted for truth.



                I just spent ~$25 on a little piece of foam and another ~$40 on a Euro console tray and map pocket-mounted, interior color-matched coin tray and have no regrets. OEM FTW.

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                  #23
                  i actually just went to the dealership after reading this thread. I got new M floor mats from the dealership last year and they didn't contain these velcro pads. Anyways, went in and asked for a set and the guy just handed them to me for free :thumbsup2: my carpet doesn't have any holes in it but apparently they just screw into the carpet (like a self tapping screw) Very happy because i was sick of my carpets getting scrunched up under my feet

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                    #24
                    I just got a set of replacement floor mats from the dealer but am struggling to remove the old "screw" in anchors from the carpet. They do not screw out and I have yanked on them to try to rip them out but am concerned that I will tear up the hole in the carpet and then the new velcro screw-ins won't stay snug.



                    How do you remove the existing stock anchors? Snip them off with wire cutters? That's my next thought to try.

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                      #25
                      I just got a set of replacement floor mats from the dealer but am struggling to remove the old "screw" in anchors from the carpet. They do not screw out and I have yanked on them to try to rip them out but am concerned that I will tear up the hole in the carpet and then the new velcro screw-ins won't stay snug.



                      How do you remove the existing stock anchors? Snip them off with wire cutters? That's my next thought to try.



                      Pull while twisting counter-clockwise... worked for me.

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