S SCHOONER New Member Dec 16, 2004 69 0 0 Las Vegas, Nevada Jul 3, 2007 #1 Jul 3, 2007 #1 Hi Guys Hope you get these pictures then I'll explain: As you can see hopefully in the center of the pic (CrossOver Plate) which I believe acts as a brace in my '66 Convert. You see the C/O/Plate is attached to both Reinforcement Pans and on top of the R/F/Pans is the Seat Riser Pans. I broke-off the (4) hex bolt head that you see in the above pic. The other were gone before I bought the car. One in the middle and the other lower right in the pic. The CrossOver Plate is off the car now along with the broken bolts. Problem: How Do I Reattach The CrossOver Plate? Being that I can't get into the Reinforcement Pan ? The only way I can see to do that is : Cut into the reinforcement pan, attach new botls/washes & nut. Other Problem Too: I have to cut away the reinforcement pan that attached to the damage inner rocker. Should I believe Support that reinforcement pan and the Upper Seat Raiser ? WHEW! I do hope you guys got all this. I did the best I can to explain it hopefully. I do need All the help & suggestions on these two situations. At the present time I'm trying to cut-away the backend of the inner rocker panel that's attached to the rear torque box. JOY TO THE WORLD . . . lol Thank you all and especially to: Stang135 for helping to post pics on this Great Forum. GOD BLESS you guys Schooner Attachments CROSSOVERPLATE.webp 139 KB · Views: 111
Hi Guys Hope you get these pictures then I'll explain: As you can see hopefully in the center of the pic (CrossOver Plate) which I believe acts as a brace in my '66 Convert. You see the C/O/Plate is attached to both Reinforcement Pans and on top of the R/F/Pans is the Seat Riser Pans. I broke-off the (4) hex bolt head that you see in the above pic. The other were gone before I bought the car. One in the middle and the other lower right in the pic. The CrossOver Plate is off the car now along with the broken bolts. Problem: How Do I Reattach The CrossOver Plate? Being that I can't get into the Reinforcement Pan ? The only way I can see to do that is : Cut into the reinforcement pan, attach new botls/washes & nut. Other Problem Too: I have to cut away the reinforcement pan that attached to the damage inner rocker. Should I believe Support that reinforcement pan and the Upper Seat Raiser ? WHEW! I do hope you guys got all this. I did the best I can to explain it hopefully. I do need All the help & suggestions on these two situations. At the present time I'm trying to cut-away the backend of the inner rocker panel that's attached to the rear torque box. JOY TO THE WORLD . . . lol Thank you all and especially to: Stang135 for helping to post pics on this Great Forum. GOD BLESS you guys Schooner
geostang351 Member Mar 30, 2005 946 0 17 Danb., CT Jul 5, 2007 #2 Jul 5, 2007 #2 SCHOONER said: Thank you all and especially to: Stang135 for helping to post pics on this Great Forum. Click to expand... It's Geostang351 (no problem) Why don't you cut a 1" hole in the reinforcement pan from above and slide a nut from above to secure the bottom plate when ready for re-installation?
SCHOONER said: Thank you all and especially to: Stang135 for helping to post pics on this Great Forum. Click to expand... It's Geostang351 (no problem) Why don't you cut a 1" hole in the reinforcement pan from above and slide a nut from above to secure the bottom plate when ready for re-installation?