Floor Pan pricing

curtisboyte

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I going to have both sides of my floor pans in my 65 coupe(Full) installed next week. Has anybody here have a resto shop put there floor pans in and how much did it cost. I'm just trying to get an estimate. Thanks curtis

 

Bullitt

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I had a full pan put in and it was $2500 labor based on ($45/hr).

Talking to some other people, this is on the high side (read - I got ripped off).

Anyways, should give you a starting point at least.

 

curtisboyte

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thanks for the info, this is a start. I got a 2300 nest egg built up looks like it gone.

 

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Bullitt said:

I had a full pan put in and it was $2500 labor based on ($45/hr).

Talking to some other people, this is on the high side (read - I got ripped off).

Anyways, should give you a starting point at least.

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Did you get a whole one piece pan ? Doesn't seem too high. Doing one of those now and it's a TON of work.


Cheapest way is for you to gut the car yourself.

 

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Yeah, it was a one-piece pan from Dynacorn.

Wasn't so much the price that I was offended at, more the quality of work (front frame rails weren't fully welded to the pan since the installer was too lazy to remove the subframe connectors to do it properly).