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Chad22873 · 11-16-2015, 11:42 AM

Thanks for the compliment. The outer rocker in that pic was actually just sitting on there and not lined up. My boy wanted a pic that day. I need to take one of it all finished. My wife is trying to get me to go back with a metal floor. I can buy the whole floor with all the cross members attached from GMC Pauls for $800. It would be easy to square up if I did it that way. Not sure I can get it tucked into the B pillars and the front floor lip over the step up plate at the same time with the bedsides still on. The rest of it would be pretty easy considering I am going to cut all my flanges off. I could stick the floor in and then weld the new flanges in and be done with it. Still trying to decide what to do. Wood would be easy to do with the bedsides still on it.

11-16-2015, 11:42 AM	#43
Chad22873 Registered User Join Date: Oct 2015 Location: Parsons, KS Posts: 160	Re: Blazer Bed Floor Replacement Thanks for the compliment. The outer rocker in that pic was actually just sitting on there and not lined up. My boy wanted a pic that day. I need to take one of it all finished. My wife is trying to get me to go back with a metal floor. I can buy the whole floor with all the cross members attached from GMC Pauls for $800. It would be easy to square up if I did it that way. Not sure I can get it tucked into the B pillars and the front floor lip over the step up plate at the same time with the bedsides still on. The rest of it would be pretty easy considering I am going to cut all my flanges off. I could stick the floor in and then weld the new flanges in and be done with it. Still trying to decide what to do. Wood would be easy to do with the bedsides still on it.