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Gary S
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Posted: March-18-2012 at 8:02pm |
Thanks Tim.I am going to leave the 1/2" floor that I have on there now after I remove the carpet from it. The reason I ask is because if you look at the bottom side of the back panel,you can see where 1/3 of it by the exhaust cut outs looks like it had something bonded and the rear of the panel had what looks to be a 6 x 14" piece. I think I will do the aft panel the same as the kickboard.
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TRBenj
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That rear panel is going to be stepped on... so heck yeah, it will need to be reinforced! Id go as thick as possible (preferably 3/4" if it will fit).
Looking good, Gary! |
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Gary S
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Started working on my floor pan yersteday and I have a question for those who have had theirs out. The toe board is backed by plywood bonded to the glass.Naturally it's all rotted so I am replacing. But the panel that goes from under the motorbox to under the back seat was missing most of the wood. Am I correct to assume that this panel like the toe board needs to be completly backed up with wood? I'm thinking it does but want to check. Thanks
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