Who makes Chrysler floor pans? I don't remember hearing of anyone. Do you have a lead for the next guy doing a Suburban? John in WI
Dave Stragand wrote:
Wouldn't a Suburban use -Chrysler- floor pans instead of
Dodge/Plymouth? They were based on the longer wheelbase of the Chrysler
frame... Might be the problem?
-Dave
Hi all,
Well, after waiting a few
weeks for my floor pans to arrive, they got here last Thursday. (Don't
sit by the door waiting for the day they were supposed to be there) Today was
the big day. The day to see how they fit. Now remember, these are
made for 57/58 Ply, and I assume Dodge 2dr.cars. I am using them in a
59 Ply. 4 dr. Sub. To make this as short as I can:
For a
non-factory pan, they fit fairly decent. The body mount recesses were
not in the correct place for my 59, but that was easily remedied with a
hammer, drill and some easy measuring. The basic contour and shape was
quite close. We needed to reshape the foot feed mount area, as there
was not anything shaped to that form. We also needed to extend the recessed
area for the seat mounts, as these were not quite long enough. A few
extra cuts with the tin snips, and the panels were welded in place. We
needed to apply a little "persuasion" with a hammer and 2 x 4 to get it to lay
down, but with a little sweat, a few choice words and a good neighbor that can
weld and do neat things with steel, they are in and "I Like It!"
Tools needed for this job can vary with attitude, rusted
areas, type of neighbors, brand of beer, religion and some other assorted
variables.
Have a good one, John
One step closer to cruisin in wet windy and ooooohh it's so cool
WI
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