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Drew, The pan bolts in with the original bolts in the channel on the car's perimeter. As far as attaching it along the midline of the car, you simply drill through pan and shift tunnel (from underneath) and screw it on with sheet metal screws w/ washers. The pan is from Innovations in Fiberglass, and I bought their install kit (screws, washers, and 50 year silicone caulk). The kit was $12.00, and I'll need more caulk to do the driver's side. You NEED a reciprocating saw (Sawzall) to do this job! I picked up an industrial model in great shape at a pawn shop for $50.00. If you're using your original seats you need to save the outer seat rail when you cut out the old pan. Good instructions and their catalog came with the pan. One more note - You have to relocate the battery ground strap to a metal home (not a problem as there are a few hearty bolts to choose from nearby). Hope this helps. Mike Kasold '67 squareback "Dudley"