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1970 240Z Floor Tar Mat Templates 1.0.2

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CanTechZ

By CanTechZ

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Templates for the tar mats (floor insulators) for the front floor and under seat areas of a 1970 240Z in PDF and DWG formats. The dimensions were taken from my July '70 car. I measured these as accurately as I could and printed verification templates on a wide format printer to check fit. Transmission tunnel and rear deck templates have now been added, this now a complete set.

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Sorry no, I don't have access to AutoCad. I exported it to .dwg from the 3D cad software that I use, Solid Edge. I used an export setting of 1:1 and the sheet size is 36" wide x 72" long. The drawing has a few dimensions so that you can confirm that when printed it is to the correct scale.

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    Racer X GrandMaster Z

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    46 minutes ago, CanTechZ said:

    Sorry no, I don't have access to AutoCad. I exported it to .dwg from the 3D cad software that I use, Solid Edge. I used an export setting of 1:1 and the sheet size is 36" wide x 72" long. The drawing has a few dimensions so that you can confirm that when printed it is to the correct scale.

    Thanks for the info. I have AutoCAD, but my printer is 24", so I'll have to take a look, and see if I can configure a print file to make it work.

    Cheers,

    Racer

     

    JCBroman Zewbie

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    8 hours ago, CanTechZ said:

    Sorry no, I don't have access to AutoCad. I exported it to .dwg from the 3D cad software that I use, Solid Edge. I used an export setting of 1:1 and the sheet size is 36" wide x 72" long. The drawing has a few dimensions so that you can confirm that when printed it is to the correct scale.

    I just pulled it up in AutoCad and it loads perfectly, and to-scale.  Excellent!

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    Patcon GrandMaster Z

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    On 8/20/2023 at 8:52 AM, CanTechZ said:

    Happy to hear that you found it useful.

    I had an issue,

    I opened the front floor DWG in Autocad LT no problem but I couldn't open the other two DWG's. "Drawing was created in an Incompatible version"??

    I can't figure out how to plot portions of the PDF's because of my 24" plotter size

    I Figured it out, I can use the poster setting with a 1" overlap and that will print it for me out of Acrobat

    Thanks again for the effort to publish these!

    C

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