replacing a rusty floor pan with a aftermarket floor pan in a early 70s nova
How to replace floor pans in your classic car
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Wow one shop wants $10000 to change my floor pans. And $4500 to change the floor of the trunk
Very nice work as always! Fitzee the Metal Master!
Bro how many years old this car
I’m just about to do this on my HJ45 and this is a great help Fitzee. Love your work mate and thank you very much for sharing your knowledge and helping to keep thousands of old classics on the road mate. Cheers
Fritzze makes it look easy and I still find myself scratching my head wondering what I should do next. Lol
Love this channel
Where are you from in Newfoundland? Def tell cause the accent.
Heck Fitzee, You taught this 0l man alot of things too. I've been restoring 0l' Model "A's" since back in the late sixties now. and still, building certain projects I like. I am building right now on a 1973 c-60 2-ton truck which is in really good shape for the age. just some minor repairs are needed. BUT, you have shown me several GOOD SHORT CUTs in your videos. I'm trying to watch ALL of the Body Panels Building 0nes to see IF You can Teach this 0l' Man a Trick or Two. You HAVE. And, My HAT is OFF to YOU, SIR
The fabrication on this is amazing, however those welds are way way too weak, put on a helmet and actually weld it in you joker, all you’re doing is adding filler metal on top instead of melting the metal together welding it like that, I bet if you unscrewed the screws you could kick the pan out easily.
Thanks a ton for this Dude, I'm 18 almost 19, and soon i will have a 1966 chevy caprice for 500 dollars,
Floors are getting bad and the trunk floor is ruined to rot, but it's a nice car over all, and for 500 dollars what could go wrong?
I dont have a welder but I figure a cheap welder with good reviews off Amazon will do the job, and some replacement sectional floor pans and trunk pan too, use a couple grinders we have here at home, all will be good and thanks to you I know generally how to do it thanks
What thickness of wheel do you use during the overlap/cut/weld phase?
That was a great video
Would it be okay to do this with a car on a rotisserie? Or would you prefer the car to be sitting on the frame?
Ok ya got this at Our age ya hav to make it workable and ya done it thks for sharin ya got me now were talkin cause thinkin about takin my old 1977 Al Camino floor out been lookin in all the wrong Places should hav saw ya Back awhile guess need Glasses keep ya posted Ya make it Look So Easy goin to tell my Hot rod Clubs about ya thks so much Farmer
Dang! Where are you located? Id hire you to patch my old mustang floors!
Great reading all the comments on this one, such a massive range of vehicles people have that you've inspired to crack on with. Mines a 1988 2cv with Bluetooth floors!