Floor Patches

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  1. Randy S

    Randy S New Member

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    I was wondering if anybody out there has tried using Mustang (or some other car) floor pans to patch your Maverick or Comet's floors. If so what model did you use and how was the fit.
     
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    1965-70 FORD MUSTANG COUGAR FLOOR PANS FULL LENGTH PAIR from mustangs unlimited. A little modification here and there, but they did work. Good luck.
     
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    are you restoring a 2 door or a 4 door maverick/comet?
    cause i would think that perhaps granada floor boards could work for a 4 door application,
     
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    1970 2 door Maverick. Do a "floor pan" search on the forum, you'll find lots. Haven't heard of Granada floor pans availability.
     
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    Mavman72 Gone backwards but lookin' forward

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    finished_front_floor_pans_driver_side_original.jpg I used 65/66 mustang front pans...Toe board is different (cut it off) and you need to trim the rocker panel side down. (Mustang floor is wider from hump to inner rocker) They do work well,just have to trim em to fit.
     
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