Well my dumm*** left my jag outside this year instead of storing it inside the garage so my drivers floor is gone might as well replace the whole pan from brake pedal too the passengers feet . I am a fabricator so should i just cut out and replace it with the same guage steel and make a few braces from replicating the previous floor pans? I have acess too the metal brake. Or could I possibly make a few braces or an x brcae and fiber glass it (iknow I'll be seeing a few flying stones for saying that).

 

if you can do all that fantastic metal working stuff, then I say make them and weld them in. Forget the glass fibre. Even OE pans are available still, but a heavier gauge metal DIY sounds damn good to me! And then do the other side!

Greg

 

SNG Barratt has them for $142.20 (and we get a 10% discount off that price). It is the entire Left floor pan, from under the accelerator, to the front of the rear seat, and includes part of the transmission tunnel. I bought a right hand floor panel from them. It comes primed in a weld through primer, and is a quality product.

http://www.sngbarratt.com/ProductDet...9-dc1f7e4c0648

 

I used the side out of an old washing machine to repair my MGB floor pan; worked a treat.

 

You bought a whole washing machine just to make a floor pan? Was it a high-end, front-load, stain-less steel washer? That's dedication!


(Sorry, I couldn't resist, it's the first thought that popped into my head when I read your message.)

 

Infinite uses for an old washing machine.

 

I'll keep an eye out for old washing machines, will post when I find some!

 

I've got one going cheep: but that may just be the bearing.

 

Thanks jag zilla! Saving my *ss again haha thanks for the washing machine idea it'll be my back up :P someone iknow used the roof off an older bus haha worked great. After sitting for 7/9 years I'm not complaining only spot on the car had front fenders off too check it when i bought it last year. Any othe spot I should check?

 

Rear underneath where the radius arm each side is bolted to the monocoque.

Greg