Repro floor pans?

Unknown

Do they exist? Barring that, how might one repair rotted out old pans?



-Chris

Unknown

Yes they do exist, i could find the number but need to do some dig'n

Unknown

I sure could use em. If it weren't for carpet and duct tape, my car would be like Fred Flintstone's. :-)



-Chris

Unknown

I'll look for the number tomorrow

Unknown

Well, as I heard said "if the women don't find ya handsome at least they'll find ya handy".

bent metal

What kind of car do you have?

RL Chilton

usgrant7-



Have you seen this thread?



http://www.classiccar.com/forums/showthread.php?t=16055&highlight=floor+pans



These were made by bentmetal and are made for a stepdown. Is that what you are looking for?

[Deleted User]

You can find them on e-bay. About 60 bucks each side. I bought a set, haven't put them in yet but they will do the trick.

bent metal

nhp1127 wrote:

You can find them on e-bay. About 60 bucks each side. I bought a set, haven't put them in yet but they will do the trick.

Can you post a picture of the floor pans you bought? I would like to see what $120.00 will get him. I was charging $200. a side for the ones pictured in the link above.

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bent metal wrote:

Can you post a picture of the floor pans you bought? I would like to see what $120.00 will get him. I was charging $200. a side for the ones pictured in the link above.

Here ya go:



http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/_Car-Truck-Parts-Accessories__FRONT-FLOOR-PANS-HUDSON-1948-54-HARD-TO-FIND_W0QQitemZ110359582853QQadiZ2865QQadnZCarQ20Q26Q20TruckQ20PartsQ20Q26Q20AccessoriesQQcmdZViewItemQQptZMotors_Car_Truck_Parts_Accessories?hash=item110359582853&_trksid=p4506.c0.m245&_trkparms=72%3A1171%7C65%3A12%7C39%3A1%7C240%3A1318



They also have rears available. Fast shipping aswell.

Unknown

What kind of car do I have? Well, that might be useful info, huh. :-)



1948 Super Six.



http://zorak.chrishull.com/public/Hudson24Sept2006/rightwithvisor2.jpg

bent metal

I think the 1948's had no ribs, like this picture. I have a set, already made minus the mounting holes for the trans cover and drain hole. They are obveously less work then the ones with ribs and all of the details that I put into the ones pictured in the above link. I would like to sell these for $100. a side, if your interested. Plus shipping. Although they are more money than the e-bay floor pans, they are the same thickness as original. The e-bay floors are real thin. Mine also look like the originals with the beading and a radiused (not folded) transition to the toe board.

If you want the detailed set they are available through K-Gap, made to order however you want. To the best of my knowledge these are your only options, aside from making them yourself.

rambos_ride

Heck - I'm just going to start farming all my metal work out to Perry, his work makes mine look amatuerish

I wish one of my Hudsons needed floorboards just so I could buy this set before you quit making them

bent metal

rambos_ride wrote:

Heck - I'm just going to start farming all my metal work out to Perry, his work makes mine look amatuerish



I wish one of my Hudsons needed floorboards just so I could buy this set before you quit making them

Thanks for the compliment Dan, I think your metal work is really great too. I'm ready to see some more pictures of it!:D



Your comment about buying before I quit making them. ...hmm, your very insightful. Lets just say I have no plans on making any inventory, more then the two sets I already have.



I just hope that anyone that does use the e-bay floors pop rivets them in so that when it's redone it won't be so hard to rip um' out. If you don't buy from me then this would be a perfect time to try a first time metal project. Seriously, why not?



Okay, I've said all I wanna' say on this subject both here and in the thread listed above. I'm ready to move on.:)

[Deleted User]

I'm finally getting mine installed next Saturday. As far as I'm concerned, they will patch up the holes, be covered with insulation and carpeting and job done.