Just a “quick” video showing how I went about replacing the rusted out floorpan in my 83 Oldsmobile Cutlass Supreme. I have no previous experience with this type of repair, but it honestly was pretty straight forward using reproduction floor pan panels available from multiple vendors online. These particular panels I used were purchased from Gbodyparts.com.
Overall, it isn’t a particularly difficult task, especially with a lift, but it IS time consuming. I would probably recommend replacing the full floorpan, and purchasing a new center support and seat brackets rather than removing and reusing the old pieces like I did in this video.
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That center brace was a pain for me finally got it out thou. Good work
Great job, definitely lit a fire under me to get my grand national floor pans in.
How are u … Do u need engine and trans already rebuilt with mild cam and headers …?
How are u … Do u need engine and trans already rebuilt with mild cam and headers …?
Really nice job.
Cool vid. Hopefully the floors in my Cutlass will be done soon.
Doing the same to mine. I have a 1984 Hurst/Olds. I started wire wheeling my floor and some spots turned into holes. Waiting on my floor pan to arrive.
Do you want to sell that oldsmobile without the motor, the Grey one? I need a floor pan from front seats back to the trunk..I would by the parts or whole car…let me know
Did good man
Do u wanna sell chrome rocker panel trim
where is that scrap yard