Pergo type flooring in a truck

Of course you could dropped the truck in Joplin,Mo, with the "Trick My Truck " yahoos. They seem to be able to a lot of silly stuff inside cabs.

Not that wood flooring is silly, they could have installed disco lights or something for you.

But hey, you gave it a shot, more than I would do.

 

No, but I've got plenty of tools to destroy your truck myself.

 

I would be afraid that in the winter or in the rainy seasons, it'd get discolored from the water/mud off your shoes?

 

Man that is going to look sharp.

 

I hope i can help a little, ive been a pro installer of flooring for 20 yrs. doing a career change into the trucking industry. I would recommend not running the wood into the seating area at all, the heat let off from the tranny in the cab area will cause the floor to expand greatly, that would require leaving expansion gaps at every point you have something going through the wood. (seat bolts, pedals, gear shift...etc...) makes for a bad look, you can improve the look somewhat by using a matching color caulking, but it still wont look great. Keep the wood in the sleeper use an end or carpet transition piece to go against the carpet if you have a step then get a stair molding piece, it will cap the edge of the wood and the step. Keep a 1/4 inch gap at all surfaces that the wood will go against.
Pergo makes an end molding that you can order to go against these surfaces covering the gap. Without these expansion gaps the floor will buckle and then seperate. Good Luck

 

The only thing I have noticed, is that our Pergo has expanded in one spot: a spot where liquid was being spilled on a fairly consistent basis ( From our old dog who had become incontinent).
If you got pergo behind your pedals (and in front of the seat), odds are that in that area you would get swelling.