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Veteran
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Location: england | hi all, does nayone know who is producing floor pans,
i did see some from the usa and i didnt think they were very good as the mounting points pressed in the panel didnt align with the mounting on the chassis.
does any one make or know where to get some from in the uk or are we just usinf straihgt sheet steel and pressing some refinforcement lines within the panel to strengthen it.
has anyone got picturs of a floor pan or the whole floor pan ?
thanks
ps ive now stripped out my interior as nothing wass correct with regaurds to the seats and door panels etc and was suprised to find that although the floor has had patches put in it, it is in actual fact completley solid from front to rear of the car, just not the original obviously. thye had the sense to use galvanised steelfloor pans too so at least the floor will be here in another 50 yrs time.
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Extreme Veteran
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Location: London, England | I have a set of front pans and a trunk floor from Bob McGee at R/Car. They look good and fit well. As always there's some fettling to get an exact fit, but they're as good or better than modern pattern parts for your Ford Escort etc. Maybe the stampings aren't as deep as the originals, but I have no complaints.
Ian
'57 Belvedere (for sale if you don't mind finishing it!) |
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Veteran
Posts: 102
Location: england | you have a set and there for sale or you just advising etc, bob mcgee form R/car , in the uk or usa ? |
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Extreme Veteran
Posts: 499
Location: London, England | Just advising - mine are now fitted to my car! |
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FLOOR PANS
