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Jimmy240Z

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Well after finally retiring, having both my knees replaced, I am back on my 72 Z. Got the welder out and brushed up on my welding and now ready to start on the floorpans. One question is the floorpan bracers/stiffeners. Do I weld them to the pans before installing the pans? My car is on jacks so getting clear access to weld them on after the pans are in place.

Thanks, as things progress I am sure I will have more questions.

Jimmy Elmore

Charleston, SC

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Jimmy, I welded mine on after I had the pans in place in the vehicle. I don't see why you couldn't weld them in place first unless you need them to be somewhat flexible to get the pans in place. I'm sure others will have some thoughts on this.

Bob

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Jimmy I welded mine in first so that I could paint them on the inside before they were closed up. All I did was clamp the floors in where they would finally be and lined up the supports and spot welded them in. Then just removed the floors, welded in the supports and painted them. I then put the floors back in and marked the bottom around the support to mark where to drill holes to plug weld the floors to the supports so they look like the factory spot welds.

Jeff

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