trunk floor pan

woodytwoshoes · Addicted!

trunk floor pan

cdnpont · Canadian Poncho Superstar!

This I'm interested in seeing done Dave. My 65 will probably need it eventually as well.

For what I've seen, it seems pretty straightforward.

NOS · Poncho Master!

check on the 'B' body full trunk pan. It may have to be installed from underneath the car. Too big to fit through the trunk opening ??

Dale @ NOS

woodytwoshoes · Addicted!

ya that's what i thought as well, so the three piece is 400 bucks and the one piece is 1900 for me is a no brainer. I will have more leeway for adjustment with the three piece and im hoping it will be an easy install. I will take some pics today

cdnpont · Canadian Poncho Superstar!

Be sure to document the job!

timbuk · Canadian Poncho Superstar!

love to know where these pans came from i usually get these from cross canada replacement parts name may have changed

woodytwoshoes · Addicted!

i got mine from old car centre in Langley bc, not sure where they get them from but they look like very good quality and nice and thick metal

Glenn Musgrave · Addicted!

I went with the one piece because it had all the floor bracing welded in etc. If you go that way you definitely have to put it in from underneath. I would think you may be able to do the separate pieces from the top but don't know. Will be interested to know if you have to modify the front corners to fit around the kick panels, I had to for my 62.

woodytwoshoes · Addicted!

did a quick rough fit and they look great. larger than what i need so is perfect. may be a while before i get to that, doing disc brakes so i can get it turned around in the carport and closer to the welder. thanks for all the input you guys!

seventy2plus2 · Canadian Poncho Superstar!

Glenn Musgrave wrote:
I went with the one piece because it had all the floor bracing welded in etc. If you go that way you definitely have to put it in from underneath. I would think you may be able to do the separate pieces from the top but don't know. Will be interested to know if you have to modify the front corners to fit around the kick panels, I had to for my 62.

Kick panels, in a trunk?

Glenn Musgrave · Addicted!

seventy2plus2 wrote:
Glenn Musgrave wrote:
I went with the one piece because it had all the floor bracing welded in etc. If you go that way you definitely have to put it in from underneath. I would think you may be able to do the separate pieces from the top but don't know. Will be interested to know if you have to modify the front corners to fit around the kick panels, I had to for my 62.
Kick panels, in a trunk?

My apologies, on the fly too much!!! I thought he was talking about front floor pan. Don't know how I got that idea when trunk floor pan is in bold letters and in the subject line but that's my story and I'm sticking to it.