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Title: Rear Floor Pan
Post by: BP57CUSTOM on 2016-07-14 19:51
Does anyone have a GOOD  rear floor pan for a Custom 300 2 door Drivers side  that you would sell? I know repops are available but are pretty expensive. I am in Georgia 30176
Thanks
Barry
Title: Re: Rear Floor Pan
Post by: BP57CUSTOM on 2016-08-04 13:54
I'm still looking for a good foot well (rear floor pan) for 57 custom 300 , does any one know where I could find one at a reasonable price?
Title: Re: Rear Floor Pan
Post by: BWhitmore on 2016-08-04 17:08
Try the Ebay seller Mostlyford.
Title: Re: Rear Floor Pan
Post by: RICH MUISE on 2016-08-04 22:25
Footwells are one of the problem areas due to leaky cowl drains and leaky windows...hard to find even a relatively rust free car with good footwells. JFYI...sedans and hardtops, 2dr or 4 dr, Custom or Fairlane...the complete floorpan is almost identical.
I got my Custom 2dr floorpan from a '58 Fairlane 4 dr. Only difference I could ever find was the 4 dr had large holes (3/4?) in the floorpan under the center door post
Title: Re: Rear Floor Pan
Post by: Wirenut on 2016-08-05 06:59
I bought a repop and cut out what I needed to make the needed repair. In hindsight I should have handcrafted what I needed or researched metal thickness. The one I bought was stamped nice but such a thin gauge it was difficult to weld in. It was a lot thinner than the body panel sections, almost too thin to serve as flooring. I had 3 cars and none of them had salvageable rear floor pans so Rich is right. Hope you can find what you need. I would replace the least amount possible to save as much original metal as possible. I can't tell you the gauge of the flooring but it is pretty thin and repops seem to be thinner.
Title: Re: Rear Floor Pan
Post by: Ford Blue blood on 2016-08-05 08:19
Spend the money for EMS.  They are the correct gauge, fit is nearly perfect and there is plenty of room for trimming.  I know this from personal experience, used a far less expensive alternative and ended up with more work then I had with the front pans (EMS) fitting and finishing.
Title: Re: Rear Floor Pan
Post by: ricky knight on 2016-08-05 09:21
EMS is the way to go. Very nice stuff.
Title: Re: Rear Floor Pan
Post by: BP57CUSTOM on 2016-08-05 15:55
Thanks guys I'll probably get one from EMS , but it hurts when your tight!