Floor pan replacement
Mountain Pass
Joined: Dec 2020
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From: Newfoundland, NJ
Hey there, people have covered basically everything you need so far but I’ll share some info I learned since I am in the same boat.
I bought two new floor pans from Bronco Graveyard for like $90 for a set.
https://shop.broncograveyard.com/mob...gaAvUEEALw_wcB
As to the mount, if it’s just the hole part that’s rusted away, you can just weld in a replacement washer, a set is $8.
https://shop.broncograveyard.com/mob...ctinfo/23069C/
Like someone said in here already, when doing the floor pans I’d stick to tacking the whole thing.
If all of this is overwhelming and you don’t mind it, you can always get a new cab. There always something near buy and if you’re near NJ I even have one available.
I bought two new floor pans from Bronco Graveyard for like $90 for a set.
https://shop.broncograveyard.com/mob...gaAvUEEALw_wcB
As to the mount, if it’s just the hole part that’s rusted away, you can just weld in a replacement washer, a set is $8.
https://shop.broncograveyard.com/mob...ctinfo/23069C/
Like someone said in here already, when doing the floor pans I’d stick to tacking the whole thing.
If all of this is overwhelming and you don’t mind it, you can always get a new cab. There always something near buy and if you’re near NJ I even have one available.
Mountain Pass
Joined: Dec 2020
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From: Newfoundland, NJ
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I used some tabco floor pans for my 72. They were plenty thick although I did not measure them. I think if everybody chimed you would here plenty of different complaints. Ive done floor pans one time only and have not used or looked at any other pans.
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