356 pans restoration

[reddog928]

Has anyone had experience with Restoration Designs replacement floor pans? Any information would be appreciated. Any other manufacturer that you have had a positive result using?

Thanks

Charlie
Reddog928
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[C. Clark]

I used them several years ago with excellent results. I have heard lately they are slow for delivery but perhaps that has changed, I would call. Zims and Stoddard also has replacement pans as does out host here at Pelican.
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[mpribanic]

I'm almost done replacing my floor pans. I bought the Package deal from Restoration design. I thought the price was very reasonable. I kept them in my office for 2 months for fear of the Florida humidity. Once I started to cut out the pans I kept them in the garage. Tons of humidity from outside & my clothes dryer. No rust formed from the humidity. They are coated very well. With what I have no idea. Here's some pic's of the package I bought.




Getting confirmation and shipping of my order was too slow for me. My friends tell my I'm impatient. They are right...

I feel that even though it took a while to get them, it was a good value for the money.

As of yesterday:



my $.02

Mark

[GSpreeman]

I just need to replace front part of my floor pans (where your feet go, under the dash). How tough would that be? I don't want to touch the longtudinals.

[mpribanic]

Originally Posted by GSpreeman

I just need to replace front part of my floor pans (where your feet go, under the dash). How tough would that be? I don't want to touch the longtudinals.

Not hard if all of the metal that supports the floors is good. Also, depends on your skill level and tools available.

I did a lot of reading up on how to do it in old registry magazines and a couple of restoration 356 books. I would recommend doing the same.

Mark