New Floor pans

[PeteMac]

Does anyone know where I can get new floor pans? Mine are shot. I can fake the floorboards, but the mounts to the frame are gone too. Any ideas, other than a junk yard? (That may be my option, but sometimes there are aftermarket suppliers)

Thanks.

[Lucky13]

The links section lists different aftermarket suppliers that make floor patch panels.
Try National parts depot, LMC or Dennis Carpenter.
As far as the quality of each company's panels you'd have to ask people here that have ordered them in the past.

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[Supermike]

I may need one for my driver's side (will know when I pull the mat), so I'm curious to hear any opinions on the quality of the pans from the various suppliers.

[PeteMac]

Thanks a lot. I just joined and have gotten more info in the first few hours than I could have imagined. My truck is a 1968 F250. It took me a long time to find just the one I wanted. It is a 300 six, 4 speed, with a manul choke and a monster trailer hitch welded in to the frame. It's about as simple as a truck could be. Problem is, it is a rust bucket. The floorboard project is to practice my welding before I go after my 1947 Cadillac Club Coupe that I am restoring. That 18 guage steel is a challenging weld so I thought I would work on the truck first to get my chops down.

[flyboy2610]

Dennis Carpenter has the correct style cab mounts for our trucks. They will cost about twice what the other companies are charging for their one piece stamped units, but they are worth the money. I would get the cab mounts from them, and the get the floor pans from LMC Truck or National parts depot.
Click the Links and Resources button at the top of this page for contact info.

[71 LONG BED]

Definitely Dennis Carpenter for the cab mounts.