anybody make floorpan replacments?

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  • sandmanb
    304 AMC
    • Nov 03, 2001
    • 1709

    anybody make floorpan replacments?

    does anybody make floorpan replacements?i need some for one of my cherokkes,if not whats the best fix?
    89 grand wagoneer stock daily driver. 78 cherokee chief w/t 401 trail jeep project. 87 grand wagoneer, for sale
  • Lindel
    Perfesser of Jeepology
    • Jun 15, 2000
    • 9205

    #2
    No one makes any repair/replacement panels that I know of. Your best bet is to get some 22 gauge sheet metal and weld in your own panels.

    Take the time to do the prep work, cut out the rusted areas, and mig-weld new panels in place. After that, I'd coat the new panels with POR-15, or Durabak, to keep the problem from happening again.
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    • Gladi8r
      304 AMC
      • Jun 20, 2000
      • 1733

      #3
      <blockquote>quote:</font><hr>Originally posted by Lindel:
      No one makes any repair/replacement panels that I know of. Your best bet is to get some 22 gauge sheet metal and weld in your own panels.
      ........
      <hr></blockquote>

      Is 22 guage sheetmetal thick enough?? I gotta do the same thing for my 71 and was sondering what size metal to use.
      DON <br /><a href=\"http://www.Gladi8r.com\" target=\"_blank\"><b>Website</b></a><br /><br />1988 GW 360<br />Edelbrock Intake & 1406<br />TF727/Dana 300<br /><br />1971 J-4500,Rhino Grille<br />A work in progress <br />Soon to be:<br />500 Caddy |Th400 | 205<br />DANA 44/60 (3:73)<br /><br /><b>\"They that can give up essential liberty to obtain a little<br />temporary safety, deserve neither liberty nor safety.\" </b> Ben Franklin

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      • PAJEEPER
        350 Buick
        • Jun 18, 2000
        • 1338

        #4
        22 guage seems a little thin but proably easier to work with. I had the cab off my J20 so it was easy for me to bolt on 1/8 aluminum over the holes using small bolts. I then coated it all over with fibered roof coating. Turned out real nice.

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        • Gladi8r
          304 AMC
          • Jun 20, 2000
          • 1733

          #5
          I plan on having my cab off also and was planning on sandblasting the entire cab inside and out. I have a mig welder and was thinking more along the 16 guage size. Is that too thick for floorpans??
          DON <br /><a href=\"http://www.Gladi8r.com\" target=\"_blank\"><b>Website</b></a><br /><br />1988 GW 360<br />Edelbrock Intake & 1406<br />TF727/Dana 300<br /><br />1971 J-4500,Rhino Grille<br />A work in progress <br />Soon to be:<br />500 Caddy |Th400 | 205<br />DANA 44/60 (3:73)<br /><br /><b>\"They that can give up essential liberty to obtain a little<br />temporary safety, deserve neither liberty nor safety.\" </b> Ben Franklin

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          • mrclean
            232 I6
            • Oct 14, 2001
            • 39

            #6
            16 gauge will work very well. I have used 18 gauge, but I like 16 better. It's a little harder to form up, but sturdier.

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            • jeepbob
              Jeep Idiot
              • Jan 16, 2001
              • 2513

              #7
              The best material for Jeep floor pans is old chevy hoods. They are cheap and easy to find.
              65 wag. with a bunch of stuff done and more happening.<br /><br />\"If the local junkyard calls you for Jeep parts, you might be a redneck\".... and yes they do!

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              • gbarrett
                258 I6
                • Jun 23, 2000
                • 366

                #8
                I've been cutting rust from my wifes GW floors and rockers. I took a piece of the floor to the local metal shop and he mic'ed it out as being 16 gauge. It's a bit tough to shape, hard on cut-off blades, but it's solid. Fred Flintstone always comes to mind when I think of the Ch*vy hood solution.
                84 GW<br />Driveline is Ford 351/C6 combo.<br />New paint, carpet, stereo. Rhino grille, etc.<br /><br /><a href=\"http://home.earthlink.net/~getoverit/index.html\" target=\"_blank\">My Site</a>

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                • HeavyMetal
                  258 I6
                  • Apr 10, 2000
                  • 261

                  #9
                  Their is a guy that sells floor pans. Unfortunately I have the contact info at work and I won't be back until the 11 of Feb. Email me a reminder and I'll dig it up. Also have info on J truck bedsies.
                  87 J20<br />360, Dana 60<br />Factory Sportbar<br />Smittybilt Pushbar<br />Pre-runner bed mount tire holder<br />Rhino grill<br />TFI Upgrade<br />\"Heavy Metal\"<br />DON\'T CRUSH EM, RESTORE EM!

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                  • Jeep Craze
                    304 AMC
                    • Sep 14, 2001
                    • 1508

                    #10
                    Hey HeavyMetal,
                    I would be interested in those floor pans as well if you could post something in the tech section when you get the Info I check it everday(faitfully) Thanks alot Craig
                    91 GW 360/727 Black cherry metallic, maroon interior, 100% restored with some mods.
                    1985 J20, Chevy 350/700r4/jeep208 3" rough country lift kit
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                    • ColeTrickle
                      360 AMC
                      • Nov 13, 2000
                      • 2663

                      #11
                      I'd also be interested about those floorpans. I was going to use 16 gauge.
                      Talk with ya soon Heavy Metal.
                      J-trucks with Brows RULE!!!

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                      • TexasJ10
                        360 AMC
                        • Jan 03, 2002
                        • 2774

                        #12
                        I would be interested in the bed sides.
                        * 1981 stepside, 360, 727, 208, almost stock daily driver.
                        * 1982 Laredo j-10, 360, 727, in rough shape and in the process of being rebuilt with 401, NV4500, Klune,
                        . NP205,d60 front, d70 rear, fender work and minimal lift. It will probably take 10 years
                        * 1973 jcab mounted on 1983 j20 frame. 360/t18/208 d44/d60. Almost completed

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                        • Tad
                          • Nov 30, 2001
                          • 17618

                          #13
                          HeavyMetal,
                          Send that floor pan info, I mean I teach welding, I have a ton of 16 gauge laying around, I even have a CNC plama cutter and I still would rather have an exact fit floor panel(s). Thanks
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                          • HeavyMetal
                            258 I6
                            • Apr 10, 2000
                            • 261

                            #14
                            Ya'll got it, I'll run in tomarrow and post the info
                            87 J20<br />360, Dana 60<br />Factory Sportbar<br />Smittybilt Pushbar<br />Pre-runner bed mount tire holder<br />Rhino grill<br />TFI Upgrade<br />\"Heavy Metal\"<br />DON\'T CRUSH EM, RESTORE EM!

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                            • 2j20's
                              258 I6
                              • Aug 24, 2001
                              • 447

                              #15
                              You might check out body shops that work on street rods.... thats where i got some made for 40 a side and he even rolled the bead that was in it.used 18 ga
                              2-J20s<br />76 J20 360/T18/D20/373 75 King Cab J20 360/400/D20/373 ONE is not enough<br />TWO is deep in the pocket

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