M3 Floor Mats NLA?

[0-60motorsports]

The blank ones don't have the driver's reinforced heal pad if that matters to you.
If just going blank can't see any reason to buy the marked-up BMW priced blank ones over much better quality Lloyds mats.

They last a long time by the way. I still have my originals from 2004. I'll hand you check the Lloyd's ones.

[Slideways]

The all black euro ones are the ones I prefer. Love that the older ///M cars didn't have so many ///M badges every where

^ This.

When the cars were 10 years old, you go get the original mats from the dealership. Now, you find a suitable alternative (OE all weather mats or non-M E46 mats) especially for non-essential stuff like this. The car will still drive with non-M floor mats. And because the cars aren't doing much mileage, your replacement parts will probably last even longer.

[0-60motorsports]

^ This.

When the cars were 10 years old, you go get the original mats from the dealership. Now, you find a suitable alternative (OE all weather mats or non-M E46 mats) especially for non-essential stuff like this. The car will still drive with non-M floor mats. And because the cars aren't doing much mileage, your replacement parts will probably last even longer.

Agreed, I even have the OEM rubber mats

[sasha]

The all black euro ones are the ones I prefer. Love that the older ///M cars didn't have so many ///M badges every where

Are they still the original high pile quality of the originals? or are they just the same cheap ones we've discussed here without the M3 logo? Part number: 51478201222

[0-60motorsports]

Are they still the original high pile quality of the originals? or are they just the same cheap ones we've discussed here without the M3 logo? Part number: 51478201222

The look pretty high quality to me. Will have to get back to you in 3-4 weeks with pics.

[old///MFanatic]

Are they still the original high pile quality of the originals? or are they just the same cheap ones we've discussed here without the M3 logo? Part number: 51478201222

Well one thing those plain mats don’t have/never had is the thicker carpet in the heel area. That area on every BMW mat I’ve seen that had the reinforced “pad” area is still the area that wears a hole. So logically no heel pad in carpet pile, quicker the wear.

But I do know that’s different from your question if the carpet fibers and thickness of pile is same as earlier M3 logo versions.