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Old 03-28-2006, 01:07 PM   #1
raggedjim
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Re: Floor pan/Rocker replacement

ClassicJimmy, this may help, I also have some pics if I can find them.

I did the passengers side first and left the top on. If you remove the top you will need to brace everything before you start cutting. I didn't brace anything, but maybe I got lucky...

I did find these after pics...

Good luck, Rg

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Old 03-28-2006, 06:32 PM   #2
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Re: Floor pan/Rocker replacement

Yes it always a good idea to brace things up before you start cutting out parts. But keep in mind if the rocker boxes and cab mounts are in good shape you should be able to remove the top and rockers with out any movment. But like I said to start with it is always a good idea to brace since you can not always see how good or bad things are untill you get insode them.

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