Floor Pan Fit?

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    It will will work with some trimming(the mustang pans are wider from the tunnel to the rocker.Unless your rockers are toast you shouldnt need the rockers in that kit.Those 4 round holes in the main pan will line up with nothing in the mav so you will need to plug them.
     
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    10-4, I don't need all of it. I was day dreaming and trying not to pay attention in class and those came across my screen. I only need the front (long?, i think that's what they're called) and rear pans. Found them from Natl parts depot for way less.

    So, would you say a cutting wheel and a hammer to make it work?
     
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    a grinder and welder will make anything work :D
     
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    out of curiosity, what are those four holes for on the stangs? drainage?
     
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    The Mustang uses a seat riser. Those holes are to access the nuts for the seats.
     
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    A good grinder is a welders best freind.
     
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    Yes... a cutoff wheel or a saber saw with the appropriate blade and a hammer along with something to hammer on to get your shapes/bends will do.
     
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