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I`m going to replace my floor pans this winter along with some other stuff that needs replaced. What brand would I buy or are they all the same? Is it easier to replace the full floor pan or do it in sections?
 

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ttt
 

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Tony,

I saw in, I believe it was Popular Hot Rodding, that someone is making a 1 piece floorpan for mustangs. Don't remember who makes it, I'll look it up and post it for you. No seat risers on 'em though.
 

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Check out this site for tons of great info
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66bluefb said:
I`m going to replace my floor pans this winter along with some other stuff that needs replaced. What brand would I buy or are they all the same? Is it easier to replace the full floor pan or do it in sections?
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I'd do the floor half at a time to avoid removing too much structural metal at one time.
 

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get whole floorpans, toe pan to rear seat floor. Its easier and the prices are better. If part of it is rusted, you can bet on the rest being rusted as well. Just got done with mine, no structural problems or anything to worry about.

When you cut them out, be careful not to cut the front frame rails and tranny crossmember supports
 

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Might want to check out your torque boxes as well. Expecially the front one(s). If the floor is rusted from a cowl and/or windshield leak, those will probably be rusted too.

-Chelle
 
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