Need a 64 f100 floor pan

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Need a 64 f100 floor pan

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Need a good used 64 f100 drivers side floor pan. . Anybody have one or know someone that does?

Thanks for your time.
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buy a new one from Carolina Classics..... anybody with a good cab IS not going to cut it up, and the floors are the first thing to rust.
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if a tree fell on a cab and the floor was good i would cut it up
if a cab got hit in the side or rear and the floor was good i would cut it up

have done it before will do it again.
i cut and sell a lot of sheet metal sections for slicks

sorry i dont have a 64 drivers floor right now.
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Thanks for your replies.

Let me know if anybody has one or knows someone that does.

Thanks again!
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someone on ebay is selling the cheap stuff for $40 something a side. I'd pay a little more and get the good stuff though.
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I've seen those adds on Evilbay for the cheap floor sections. Don't look right in the bolt hole area. I suspect poor fit at best. If anyone has bought one,please let us know hwo it turns out herre on the forum.

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I've seen it but have seen bad reviews.
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I bought two from Rick at Carolina Classics. Good, solid, thick steel. Pre-cut, no messing around. Only thing you'll do is prep your cab and weld them in.
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I have a complete 64 rust free cab in the corner of my shop gathering dust. I would trade it for a BBW window section with glass and trim. Or $$$ I am in Portland Or so shipping may be of concern to some extent check with us ship.
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Yeah, thanks but shipping would defiantly be more than the part, but thank you for your offer.

Still looking ! :-)
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ICEMAN6166 wrote:here you go:
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Great Price. I Just Got Through Installing A Set Of These. Great Quality, And I Couldn't Be Happier With The Fit & Finnish..
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I bought a set from Carolina Classics and from what I received I would not recomend them.They were warped and twisted.Had a hell of a time putting them in.Still have a small crown that I could not get out.I should have sent them back but was ready to put in and did not want to wait for replacments.Just my :2cents:
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