87Unicorn

i was planning on getting a new carpet before i pulled the other one out, but now that i see this im havin second thoughts because i am not into cutting and welding on this car, i pushed that hole through where my thumb is with ease, opinions? thanks

Bubba 95SN

They sell new floorpans fairly reasonable. No reson to put it back togeather all messed up. Bite the bullet. This will not hurt ...long.

mjr46

body saw, new panels, welder, and seam sealer and some paint afterwards and all done

87Unicorn

i have access to a 67 coupe that i could get if i sold this car too... ahhh decisions i rly want the 67

a_penquin

the 67 probably has more rust than that

19stang88

It is not bad if you don't have a problem restoring it

capri debris

Shame on you for making it sound so easy. LOL.
I've done it more times than I care to say and never enjoy it. Pretty simple, just dirty and I hate being bent over in there trying to get all the welds done.

One thing that is good about foxes is that you can get floorpans for them... I did a friends '78 Camaro last winter and only had preformed pans for the floor from the front of the seats to the back. The area from the front seat bolts to the firewall aren't available and I had to form my own... NOT fun.

Even though I'm crying like a little beeeoch about how bad it is... just suck it up and get crackin'.

93 LX FiveO

The thing that worries me most about that picture is how bad the rest of the car could be...

Now's a good time to crawl under the hatch and check out the torque boxes. They are almost connected to the rear of the floor where all that rot is. If they are cracked or rotted I would not bother with that car...

Also check out the strut towers near the brake lines and a/c lines. If they are rusted or have holes they need to be repaired before your car twists and tweaks the subframe structure.

87Unicorn

yea i just looked up new floor pans they look pretty impressive, now i have never done somethin like this before but i know im capable if i had some sort of guide... and actually that 67 has rust in the same spot as mine lol

1ATony

The rest of the floor pan looks pretty solid. You could order a floor pan and then just cut that section out of the new pan and weld it in, if you don't want to take the whole thing out.