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Old 09-06-2020, 06:30 PM   #1
Lee72
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Can you replace entire floor pan with rockers still on cab?

Bought a truck from out west. Rockers were rusty. 3 of 4 cab supports have a soft spot on them. Truck isn’t rotted out by any means. I have a complete floor pan form another project just sitting here. Was only going to replace the cab supports and rockers. Once I got in there, I see I need the outer floor pan at the rear cab mount. Have the rocker cut out and new one fitted but not installed. Front and rear pillars are fine and require a good sanding, so I have a solid attachment point. Is it possible to replace the rockers first and then do the floor pan? Think it would give additional support to the cab along with appropriate bracing. Plus have an edge to line up floor pan to. I’m only asking because a I saw truck for sale on Facebook that has had the floor replaced. In his pics he didn’t cut the rockers out as he was doing the pan. Thanks in advance.
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