I've heard you guys talk about the floor pan repalcements from Zed Findings. Two questions, 1). Can you order 1 side instead of entire kit, 2) Do they come with seat mounts or do I cut my old ones out and use again. Thanks

You might want to check out the following website:

http://www.baddogparts.com

They also have repo seat mounts you can weld in after cutting out the old floorpans. Also have various other items of interest...Zed Findings would probably be your best bet for the floor pans....

webdawg1

, 1). Can you order 1 side instead of entire kit,

Contact Zedd Findings and ask Charlie. http://www.datsunzparts.com/

It's his business, he's the best source for an answer to this question.

FWIW, most people reuse their old seat mounts (unless they are rusted into oblivion)

I thought your answer was a little tame, Carl. According to me, if you buy the set of two, one side is free. Tell Charlie I sent you. And along with the "buy-one-floor-pan-in-June" special, a little pink welding elf is sent down from Santa's workshop to put it in place for you. Seriously, the metal from Zedd and Baddog is first class. So is the metal from TABCO.

And speaking of metal panels and welding; here are a few of 26th taken today. They are somewhat pornographic as you can see the babe is stripping and somewhat in the bare metal. She should be completely bare and rust free in a week. I may pick her up and bring her home next weekend, but the company has sold since I left Her Majesty there last November and the new owners have set up a metal shop. The new guys are hot-rodders. I am considering leaving her for the metal work.

I thought your answer was a little tame, Carl. According to me, if you buy the set of two, one side is free. Tell Charlie I sent you. And along with the "buy-one-floor-pan-in-June" special, a little pink welding elf is sent down from Santa's workshop to put it in place for you. Seriously, the metal from Zedd and Baddog is first class. So is the metal from TABCO.

And speaking of metal panels and welding; here are a few of 26th taken today. They are somewhat pornographic as you can see the babe is stripping and somewhat in the bare metal. She should be completely bare and rust free in a week. I may pick her up and bring her home next weekend, but the company has sold since I left Her Majesty there last November and the new owners have set up a metal shop. The new guys are hot-rodders. I am considering leaving her for the metal work.

Yeah, I'd just buy a set and IF, after all is said and done; I only needed one floorpan, I'd put the other one in one of two places. My attic, or eBay.

But that's just me.

Pornographic? It almost looks like a "snuff" film. j/k

Hi Chris,

I have to admit there's something fascinating about your pictures. I think its because I know another one is being saved!! Its quite soothing to see that fresh clean metal!!

Continued good luck with her!!

Chris A

When you get the floor pan, heres a good reference article :

http://www.classiczcars.com/forums/showthread.php?t=17235

I think we're going to get ncz headed in the right direction. That is a really good article, Camouflage. I'm real happy to finally post some progress pictures of Her Majesty. It's been 6 months! She looks a real mess at the moment. The pictures are after her second dip in a tank of paint stripper - similar stuff to paint stripper you buy at Home Depot. After most of the paint and undercoating is cleaned off, the babe dips in the electrolysis tank to have all her rust removed - inside and out. Its a three day process. I'll start a thread next week when she is completely bare.

BTW, that's a Lady T-Bird sitting next to her in the spa. The dipping spa was also attended by some famous Countess Alfa Romeo.

Thanks for the tips guys, now to get my nerve up and start cutting

Your best bet is to wait until you have the pan(s) that you are going to install in your hands before you start cutting out old metal. Just a thought.

Thanks Carl, I will!! Just found new hole under battery tray, covered by old rustproofing! Guess it didn't work

Hey Camouflage, that thread from Z Kid was perfect!!