Question about Floor pans for 88's
#3
I would guess that's true, but just a guess. Send a Private Message to Kennybill, he has a lot of experience with that vintage of full sized cars. If you send a Private Message he'll get an email telling him so, that may get a faster response than posting a message here. John
#5
Hmmmmm, there is a 3" difference in the wheelbase, 98 is longer. I do have a 1967 Olds 98 two-door solid "parts" car. It is SOLID but it is a lot of work cutting out floorboards. Talk to u later, maybe. Ken
#7
I have a 67 Delmont convertible. There is a hole about the size of my hand in the rear driver side pan between where the seat belts fasten . So, I'm looking not for the whole floor pan, but just a piece to weld in. If need be, I could fabricate/weld some sheet metal. The rest of the floor is fine.
#8
I have a 67 Delmont convertible. There is a hole about the size of my hand in the rear driver side pan between where the seat belts fasten . So, I'm looking not for the whole floor pan, but just a piece to weld in. If need be, I could fabricate/weld some sheet metal. The rest of the floor is fine.
#9
How is the "trunk filler panel," it is the piece between the top and the trunk opening, it has the trunk hinges attached to it? The 67 & 68 convertible rust through there. I have this section. Hows' your core support? I have a nice one. Top assenbly? I have one. Dash pad? I have one, plus other knick-knacks. Ken
#10
How is the "trunk filler panel," it is the piece between the top and the trunk opening, it has the trunk hinges attached to it? The 67 & 68 convertible rust through there. I have this section. Hows' your core support? I have a nice one. Top assenbly? I have one. Dash pad? I have one, plus other knick-knacks. Ken
- headlight bezel
- Top switch
- steering wheel center cap
- driver side lower tail light trim
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