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Re: [T3] Cut a floorpan or not...


<x-flowed>Is the pan in the 63 original? Meaning do the #s match. If so I would keep the backbone to the 63 an use the pan halves from the 67. If you dont the complications will be: Wrong pan-vin combo that the DMV wont register, different heater connections between 63 and 67 and if you sell the car later-wrong pan on a early notch is less desirable hence possibly less $ and less attractive to a picky person like me. All the tech stuff can be altered to work but you end up with a franken-notch. Not quite 63, part 67. These kind of cars are the reason allot of ?? get asked. Why does......

jason






Hello!

I have a -63 Notchback with rotten floorpans that I need to change. Now I have bought a sparepartcar, -67 Fastback, with a solid, no rust floorpan. So my question is: Should I cut the -67 floopans, driver- and passengerside, and weld them in in the -63, or should I use the hole -67 floorpan an switch the front- and rear axle, transmission and so on from the -63?

Any comments and suggestions?!?

Thanks!

/ / P e t e r


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