FLOORPANS!!!!!!!!!
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From: sutton, ma
Car: 86 z28 camaro
Engine: stock 305 tpi
Transmission: 700r4, b&m megashifter
Axle/Gears: chevy 8.5 with 373's
FLOORPANS!!!!!!!!!
i just bought an 86 z28. its clean but it needs a floorpan on the driverside. has anyone done this before and if so do you have any tips or tricks for doin it??? PLEASE help
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From: Beloeil, Quebec
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Re: FLOORPANS!!!!!!!!!
Just do a search man. Tons of thread covering this. You can check my cardomain for pics if you want.
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From: Connecticut
Car: 1987 Camaro, 1986 Trans AM
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Re: FLOORPANS!!!!!!!!!
the whole floor pan or just patches rusted through? could just weld in some sheet metal and pour some POR 15 on it to prevent any more rusting
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From: Englewood, Ohio
Car: 1986 Trans Am
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Re: FLOORPANS!!!!!!!!!
Im doin both floors in my 86T/A. They are quite simple. I was gonna do just one but decided to do both. i suggest u do the same if u are at all particular. Classic indusries (in Cali.) sells the set for $399.99. I dont know where u are but the Paddock in Indiana will match the price. Year one in Georgia also sells them for a lot more and they do not price match. I dont know who else sells them but i think there is only one manufacturer, C.A.R.S. Have fun
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Car: 68 Camaro, 73 Nova, 67 Mustang
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Re: FLOORPANS!!!!!!!!!
I've did it on my 88 a while back. My patch area was about a 6" square on both rear sides, so i didn't want to replace a whole side. I wish they made just the front and back sections instead of the entire site. If you just need a section patch, you can try the local salvage yards - usually a bunch of 3rd gens. I'm going to cut out what I put in and do this so I can match the stampings. My flat sheet metal patch is solid, but I don't like the way it looks from underneath.
I need both sides just in front of the rear seat where your feet would rest (mines a vert and top leaked). If you need the fronts, maybe we can work out a deal?
-Dan
I need both sides just in front of the rear seat where your feet would rest (mines a vert and top leaked). If you need the fronts, maybe we can work out a deal?
-Dan
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