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12-13-2010, 06:22 AM
Ford used the same floor pan layout with some hump differences for floor shift trannys from 65-79. Starting in 73 4in was added to the rear of the pan behind the rear mounts.
You have a wide year range to harvest one from a donor to do it yourself. Dennis Carpenter has replacement parts for front cab mounts. No one sells whole floor that I am aware of.
John
You have a wide year range to harvest one from a donor to do it yourself. Dennis Carpenter has replacement parts for front cab mounts. No one sells whole floor that I am aware of.
John
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12-13-2010, 11:05 AM
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First and foremost, Welcome to the Family of Ford Truck Enthusiast!! 
Unfortunately finding these classic treasures in salvage yards are becoming far and few. There are number of items that are reproduced and available thru many of the Ford part suppliers. Another source is ebay; purchased numerous items for the 65's by setting up to receive daily ebay alerts for 61-66 Ford pickup. Occasionally found seller who was cutting up and selling items but the issue was the cost of shipping. I set it up to receive alerts by sellers who lived within a certain distance from my residence, this allow me to email them to inquire if they had a large item I needed thinking they may have not wanteed to deal with the hastle of shippping, purchased a hood this way. Also set it up to receive daily emails and not limit distance. If not familiar with ebay, important to note sellers feedback, and if any questions email them. Also found local Napa auto parts carried certain items. Finally, there are a number of FTE members who have acquired parts they may be willing to sell, the FTE classified possibly a good place to browse. Anyhow, food for thought, 
again welcome to FTE.
Unfortunately finding these classic treasures in salvage yards are becoming far and few. There are number of items that are reproduced and available thru many of the Ford part suppliers. Another source is ebay; purchased numerous items for the 65's by setting up to receive daily ebay alerts for 61-66 Ford pickup. Occasionally found seller who was cutting up and selling items but the issue was the cost of shipping. I set it up to receive alerts by sellers who lived within a certain distance from my residence, this allow me to email them to inquire if they had a large item I needed thinking they may have not wanteed to deal with the hastle of shippping, purchased a hood this way. Also set it up to receive daily emails and not limit distance. If not familiar with ebay, important to note sellers feedback, and if any questions email them. Also found local Napa auto parts carried certain items. Finally, there are a number of FTE members who have acquired parts they may be willing to sell, the FTE classified possibly a good place to browse. Anyhow, food for thought, again welcome to FTE.
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