You can not get new floor pans for these cars. You will have to make your own from sheet metal or cut them out of another car.
Speaking of which... I am finishing up my floorpans tonight.. I used 18 ga sheetmetal. Made a template from cardboard and traced it onto the sheetmetal, which I cut out with a plasma cutter (man I love those things!), then persuade it into shape with vice grips and a sledgehammer. If you can find a wrecker with good floorpans (because we can't be cutting up good mavs with rust-free floorpans ) and cut them out, that would be the easiest to put in. Someone on here (was it dmhines?) used Mustang pans and altered them to fit. Not sure how much adapting he had to do, but they looked nice.
floorpans just had floorpans welded in mine..think they were Mustang after market...I'll find out if you want..........mac
floor pans I once built floor pans for my ol pickup out of door skins from a mack truck!.....I wonder what the owner thought when he came out to find his doors cut apart
A friend of ours once bought a Jeep to go four wheeling with. One day while washing the mud off the bottom of the Jeep he discovered the floor pans were made out of street signs. There was a stop sign on the drivers side and a yield sign on the passengers side. He said they were the only parts on the Jeep that never rusted out.
floorpans Finally got to see my new floorpans......asked where they were purchased. Larrys T Bird and Mustang parts in San Bernadino Ca. 800 854 0393 or 909 270 3223 fax 909 2703224. Hope this helps and isn't too late mac
