At some point, the plywood floorboard on the driver side of my 911 got wet or brake fluid dripped on it, and it’s damaged at the bottom left corner.
Looking online, I see new floor boards for $400 for Porsche and less for ABS or aluminum, which I don’t want. Design911 in the UK has one for $145, including tax and shipping, plus any shipping taxes/tariffs/etc.
So, how can I fix what I have?
I was thinking I could squeeze glue into the loose plywood sheets, clamp it up, to firm it up.
Then splice in a small section, but the finished plywood I can source is 1/4” ($17) which I could sand down. And then, sandwich it with a veneer ($20). Total $37 and time. Tools are not a problem.
Yes, I could buy something, but I like doing this kind of work.
Ideas?
