Re: Floor Pan

[Jason Chance <j23@xxxxxxxxxxx>]

Yep. That is a very fair price. Around here for quality work the average 
is about $65 an hour.

Jason

Dave Harms wrote:
> I am in need of replacing the driver side front floor pan on my car. I 
> know I can get the floor pan for about $100. I stopped by a body shop 
> Friday to get a quote on what it would cost to replace the pan and was 
> shocked to get a cost of $500 for about 10 hours of work. Does this seem 
> reasonable? Seems to me that the old junk could be cut out in less than 
> an hour, prep car to receive new pan about an hour, cut new pan and weld 
> in in about 3 hours. Total time=5 hours at $50/hr is $250 which seems 
> more reasonable to me. I'm making the assumption that being as it's a 
> body shop, they've got the latest in tools and technology to "get in and 
> get out" of projects. Am I out of wack here? BTW, the car has no carpet 
> in it, door panels are on it and seat can easily be removed.
>
> 64 Polara 500 Convertible
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