Right part for the footwell pedal area trim

Dear forum members, maybe someone can help me with this.

I was searching for this part shown on the photo:

I sent this photo to Britcar and asked if they have a LHD part for this. They indicated a part BTR5232 called Finisher https://www.brit-car.co.uk/product.php/142355/13645/finisher, saying it's the one I need. I bought it and after receiving it, discovered it looked like this (both sides of the same thing, with marked pedal areas for cutting out):


Clearly the texture is different here with the trim in my truck.

The question is do You think this is the correct part and the texture has been changed and I won't be able to find the same texture trim? Or is this is a mistake on the seller's part and I need to return it and search for the right one?

On a quick search it looks like all the replacements available are the smooth texture. The ones fitted to my vehicle however are the same texture as in your photos. Someone may know where you can get a textured one from though and you may be bale to pick up a decent one s/h if you are lucky.

Thanks, Dag019! I actually don't mind using the smooth one, rather I wanna be sure that it's not just a misunderstanding

Stock_90_TD5_SW said:

Thanks, Dag019! I actually don't mind using the smooth one, rather I wanna be sure that it's not just a misunderstanding

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I think it is the same part for both sides, and you just cut the pedal holes out if needed.

Good people on the forum,

can anyone help me with this tricky piece of trim. I need LHD driver side pedal area trim.

The footwell area trim on my truck is exactly like this:

where it goes from the door-side panel over and under the pedals and then goes rather far over the gear box to the middle of the interior. It's all one large piece of trim. Has anyone seen these for sale in this configuration? I bought the part shown in the first post above, but it doesn't suit (I think I was sent the RHD one). I'm gonna search for the original one before giving up and going the lesser solutions route