floor pans
floor pans
anyone know where i can get a full drive and passager floor pan for an 83 camaro coupe? looking for a formed one, so i can just torch cut out the old floor and weld the new one in.
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From: Huntington WV
Car: 1988 convertible Z28 I think
Engine: 30 over 350 carbed and HEI
Transmission: T5 5speed
Axle/Gears: 9bolt 327posi disk brakes
Re: floor pans
Classic should have them for your year.They have them for my 88.Get out your wallet though everyone is proud of them,then you get stuck with the truck freight shipping charges.I am needing only the drivers side.Once I figured in shipping I have now found a couple of leads on whole cars for about $150 more than just a floor pan.
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my advice is to go around to body shops in your area. bullshit with the guys that work there and see if they can order them for you. they get discounts from suppliers so you never know it may work out in your favor. when i buddy of mine did his he went around to shops until he found one that would order them for him, got them for half of what year one wanted. idk just a thought
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yah i found year one and a couple others, expensive as hell, my passanger side was done by th epeople i bough my car from and its sloppy, and my driver side, is from just before teh seat to the peddles, i put a piece of sheet metal down and screwed it in and put sealer on it. cheap fix, but not the same, idk i might just not glue the carpet all the way in that way, if i do get new pans, i can change it easy
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Car: '89 GTA/'86 TA/98 TA
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Transmission: R4/T5/4L60E
Axle/Gears: 3.23/2.77/3.73
Re: floor pans
Go with Classic industries the have the pair for $399 or.....get this $249.95 each. I think id get the pair
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Re: floor pans
I'd always try the least expensive methods 1st. I forgot about that truck shipping. They really nail you with that.
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Re: floor pans
yah my driver side, from just before the seat until the peddles, is done with diamond sheet metal, .25 gage, idk it was like 20 bucks for a sheet at ace hard ware. i sealed it with sealer and screwed it in.
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From: Appleton, WI & Platteville, WI
Car: 92 Camaro
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Transmission: The strongest stock T5 ever made
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Re: floor pans
ya..sorry but i can't see putting that much money into some flimsy metal pans...makes ur car the most stock, but how much does the floor actually mean to you? I paid my friends dad $10 to cut out the bad sections and weld some thick @$$ metal plates in place, i just sealed it up with some silicone later
$399 vs. $10
$399 vs. $10
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From: Corner Brook, NL
Car: 1984 Z28 HT,2006 2500HD
Engine: 5.7L, 6.6Llbz dmax
Transmission: 700R4, 6 speed allison
Axle/Gears: worn out 3.73 posi
Re: floor pans
this is where i got mine perfect fit decent price. too probably not good for you guys in the states tho
http://www.crosscanadaparts.com/cgi-...ml?img_num=699
http://www.crosscanadaparts.com/cgi-...ml?img_num=699
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From: Rustfree Gilbert Arizona
Car: 1989 IROC
Engine: 305TPI
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Re: floor pans
I'm in Arizona and I have a couple of parts cars that have perfect floors. I can cut them out using mostly a plazma cutter for perfect edges. $100 a side.
Probably get the Greyhound to ship them for less the $100
Probably get the Greyhound to ship them for less the $100
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Car: '89 GTA/'86 TA/98 TA
Engine: 350/350/LS1
Transmission: R4/T5/4L60E
Axle/Gears: 3.23/2.77/3.73
Re: floor pans
What do you mean, Like do you have some mint condition pans? Is that what your saying?
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From: Rustfree Gilbert Arizona
Car: 1989 IROC
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Re: floor pans
Yep, pretty good. Nothing rots here in Arizona so besides a rock chip or two the pans are really nice. So are the quarters, doors, tail panels, gas tanks ect. I can get pics if you want them
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From: Chicagoland Area
Car: '89 GTA/'86 TA/98 TA
Engine: 350/350/LS1
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Axle/Gears: 3.23/2.77/3.73
Re: floor pans
Since day 1...lol. Yes they are
Not being sacastic or anything
Not being sacastic or anything
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From: Rustfree Gilbert Arizona
Car: 1989 IROC
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Axle/Gears: 2:73 posi
Re: floor pans
Here are some pics. Mostly to show how clean and rust free the red car is.
The floors quarters and roof ect are in excellent conditions. (too bad it's wrecked in the front)
The floors quarters and roof ect are in excellent conditions. (too bad it's wrecked in the front)
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