Floor Pans
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I'm in the same boat. My driver's side is rusted all the way though in some places. I can literally pull the floor pan out piece by piece by hand :/ I'm just trying to decide if I want to pay $100 for a reproduction from LMC or just fab one up from the sheet metal I have lying around my yard. Much cheaper that way and much more the "rat rod" style I'm trying to achieve if I use my existing materials. Luckily the passenger side looks to be in great shape!
And fyi, in my case, my truck has been handed down through the generations. So, buying a "better" example is not an option. My $.02
And fyi, in my case, my truck has been handed down through the generations. So, buying a "better" example is not an option. My $.02
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I'm in the same boat. My driver's side is rusted all the way though in some places. I can literally pull the floor pan out piece by piece by hand :/ I'm just trying to decide if I want to pay $100 for a reproduction from LMC or just fab one up from the sheet metal I have lying around my yard. Much cheaper that way and much more the "rat rod" style I'm trying to achieve if I use my existing materials. Luckily the passenger side looks to be in great shape!
The patch panel would have a lot less flex than a flat sheet of steel unless you have access to a bead roller I'd spend the $100. Either way it's on the floor and not likely to be noticed.
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Maybe I'll check craigslist...
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Drive the back roads at night and bring a cordless Actually if you go talk with the guys who maintain the roads they may have some old ones they have changed out.
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