floorpans...
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Car: 1991 Chevy Camaro RS
Engine: 283
Transmission: 700r4 Auto
floorpans...
i need a set of floorpans for my 91 RS.ive found a set for $400 + $120 s/h from Classic Industries & other stores for ALOT more,but i was wondering if anyone knows where i can get a set for alittle cheaper than $400,its not something i can just have some sheet metal welded in cuz thier in pretty bad shape from the firewall to the backseats.......thanks for your help!
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Junkyard is the only place your going to find them cheaper, or buy yourself a parts car. BUt if your in an area that has rust you will not find a good set unless you travel down south to get some, ive seen better pans on cars sitting on the pan in the mudd in here in georgia than ive seen on cars being drivin up north. Gotta hate that salt.
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The only way you might be able to save money is on a set of cheaper aftermarket floorpans from a body shop. IT will probably save you some money up front but from my experience with aftermarket parts they arent really worth the hassle. You usually end up spending a bunch of extra time getting everything to fit and trying to get stuff lined up right.
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hey kitten... I didn't know you were in the same boat as me!
here's a thread I posted a while back:
floorboard repair
I got both driver and psgr on ebay for $225, and they are nice and solid. IM me on AIM if you have any questions!
here's a thread I posted a while back:
floorboard repair
I got both driver and psgr on ebay for $225, and they are nice and solid. IM me on AIM if you have any questions!
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Take a peak at my interior thread, is it like that under your carpet??, you will need more than the pans, trust me on this one!!, hopefully it is not, Aftermarket floor pans are good if you are living where there is no salt, but if you do, they rot 2X as fast as OEM stuff. If you can have someone repair it for you, have them use heavier steel , and make sure it is sealed well. if rust is an issue in your area, just my 2 cents. good luck on your repair!!
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Originally posted by Mirage
Take a peak at my interior thread, is it like that under your carpet??, you will need more than the pans, trust me on this one!!, hopefully it is not, Aftermarket floor pans are good if you are living where there is no salt, but if you do, they rot 2X as fast as OEM stuff. If you can have someone repair it for you, have them use heavier steel , and make sure it is sealed well. if rust is an issue in your area, just my 2 cents. good luck on your repair!!
Take a peak at my interior thread, is it like that under your carpet??, you will need more than the pans, trust me on this one!!, hopefully it is not, Aftermarket floor pans are good if you are living where there is no salt, but if you do, they rot 2X as fast as OEM stuff. If you can have someone repair it for you, have them use heavier steel , and make sure it is sealed well. if rust is an issue in your area, just my 2 cents. good luck on your repair!!
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