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Old 02-22-2012, 10:28 AM   #11
mcbassin
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Re: 1969 Short Wide

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Originally Posted by scotts62 View Post
Very cool, looks good!
thanks Scott.
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Originally Posted by screaminchevypickup View Post
Looks good mike!!! Time to start some body work!!
Thanks Kyle, not so fast, still have rust to fix! dang it.

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looks great again mike! Q where did you buy your front floor pan? I have one from classic on I35 but it doesnt have the down brake at the front to match the firewall bottom. I can bend it no prob just annoying having to modify these parts. That and its 1.0mm a little thin. On my parts they range from 1.0mm,1.2mm,1.4mm. mine are all triplus/key parts. I would like atleast 1.2mm floor, do you know what thickness yours was? a lot of times classic will stick they're pn sticker over the triplus sticker. Oh also where are you buying the weld through primer? I cant find any, maybe not looking hard enough. Im waiting to finishing mine after buying a bottle so I dont loose the rest of my hair on the flux core.
thanks Dan,
I bought the floor pans from Kenny's trucks but they are the same as LMC. It is pretty thin like .035" thick I think? (not correct to the oem) Mine didn't have the brake at the front either. If you are doing a short repair like I did on the driver side it's not too bad. But because the panel shape is off it pulled when I got it where it need to be at the seam. In hindsite, I should have left the gap at the front seam and made the floor match. I had no less than 15 hours in just the front pan and kick panel (another POS!).

The UPOL weld through primer I ordered online. HERE is where I got mine from. It was 2 years ago though. You may be able to find it somewhere else cheaper? I haven't seen it locally, but maybe one of OKC car paint stores carry it?
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Looks great Mike... I am glad you are almost done with the floor.. I feel your pain on the parts and how they fit... I look forward to seeing how you attack the rest of the rust...

Have a great day..
Thanks Mark, I know you know how frustrating the rust repair is. I saw your build! I am back on the rust attack tonight.
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Looks good Mike. I need a spot welded like that.
Thanks Drew, You are welcome to use mine any time. The passenger side didn't spot weld as good as the driver. I'm not sure if I waited too long after the weld through primer was added or what? I ended up drilling and mig welding half of it. When I "tweaked" the rocker it broke several of the spot welds. Ideally, I think bare metal to metal works the best for spot welds but I was worried about rust starting right away so I coated both with the Upol.
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