Rear Cargo Mat for 2006 Honda Odyssey to Cover Third Row of Seats and Rear Cargo Area

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Is there a cargo liner that fits on top of the cargo area when my 3rd row of seats are folded down into the cargo compartment? Approx size is 50inch w by 60inch d

asked by: David

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We do have a mat that is large enough however it's a universal fit and not custom designed for your 2006 Honda Odyssey.

The Aires Automotive Seat Defender # AA3149B measures 60 by 60 inches. It's a very versatile cover that's water proof and easy to clean.

We also have the WeatherTech Universal Cargo Mat # WT11AVMCB which is 53 by 36 inches.

expert reply by: Charles S

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