For all that all that are interested in the floor pans and bedsides check out my post in the General msg form under Replacement bedsides and floor pans. Hope this helps
anybody make floorpan replacments?
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I just did mine and used 16 gauge. It is really and easier to weld on than the thinner stuff. My Wag now sounds really solid when slamming the doors.
Luckily I had a friend who was able to cut the panel to shape and all I had to do was bend it and drill holes. It took some time, but I think it came out ok. Not great, but not bad for a first timer.
It really sounds weird to start the engine, it is soooo quiet with metal between me and the starter. Although now I noticed that the muffler is tapping against the frame. I gotta fix that this weekend because it is one of the last major noises.Past Project: Stock Class TREC Racer Build Thread
Current project: bringing back my 75 Wagoneer
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sandmanb,
I had similar problem on my 87 gw. Fortunately my repair area was small and I used 22 ga. sheet metal, rust-proofed it with POR-15 then some fiberglas over top. For a larger area use a heavier gauge steel,16-18 ga.,if you can weld it, great! Use some thin aluminium sheet metal to form a pattern that can be used to more easily form and shape the steel sheet metal outside of the vehicle before you weld it on.Then use POR-15 to treat the top and bottom to stop any future rust for good.
Carry on,
Fitron74Dale Swaney<br />Warren, PA
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