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Floor Bored... 120-130 1967

posted by  exizldelfuego on  Mon Nov 9 08:57 CST 2009
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Front floor sheet metal = $78 ea. x 2 = $156
Rear floor sheet metal = $187 ea. x 2 = $374
Shipping = $50 or so

I needed new floorboards all around. When Phil got into them the rear came out easily enough, but the front ones were a serious mess. A previous owner had left the original, rusted floorboards in and added sheet metal. The driver’s side had added sheet metal below and plywood above, while the passenger’s had added sheet metal both above and below AND had some sort of foam sandwiched in between. So when he was trying to cut out the old metal he had to keep dousing it with water to keep the foam from igniting.

I can’t thank you enough for taking that on, Phil.






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