[desperado18]

i was wondering if i couldn't find my floorpans, could i inded fab them out of some other material myself? i have the skills to do so, but is this a good idea, b/c i never intend on selling the car so collectors value won't be an item

The Best Truly Never Rest

 

[Guest]

What car are you needing floor pans for? They are readily available for mustangs. I went to your website to see your car, but there's not one there. However, you have a Georgia flag there, but you are from MI.

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'67 Coupe project car (Did I say project car? I meant pile of rust)
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[iago_sucks]

I hope so because I'll have to do the same thing myself. I have a 65 coupe that has 2 rust holes from where my father installed rear seat belts. The holes are where the floor ends and goes up toward the trunk. I can't find any sheet metal in any catalog for this spot.

What I'm going to do is cut out the rust and weld in a hand made patch for the spot out of the left over material from my quarter panel patches.

Don

 

[cobra428jet]

The repo floor pans are ok, they are not the same though. the easiest floor pan fix i ever had was when I had a parts car with non rusted pans and cut that section out and it was amazing how it fit like a glove with very little prep needed. So it might be easier to find a donor car for floor pans.
scott

 

[Torquewrench]

Virginia Mustang sells the section behind the rear floorpan. It's described as the floor pan under the rear seat. $27.95

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66 C-code convertible
66 C-code coupe
65 GTO hardtop
76 Nova hatchback