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sub-rails and floorpan factory install
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shogun1940 |
10-30-2016 @ 2:12 AM
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I really do not know if they are different, carpenters looked like the original so I bought them,, they are Paul Bradley floor pans, what nice man he is. If I was buying today I would I would probably go with carpenters one piece , I have a lot of welding a head of me. Carpenter was not making them when I stopped at P. B. Place.
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MICHV8 |
10-27-2016 @ 5:00 AM
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Shogun1940 Just saw your request to Mike regarding underneath floorpan photos....are the rockers by Carpenter different from the EMS offering?
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MICHV8 |
10-27-2016 @ 4:56 AM
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Shogun1940 That is a nice looking floorpan...is it a Paul Bradley product?
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MICHV8 |
10-27-2016 @ 4:53 AM
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CharlieStephens: My question is for 32-48 Fords in general, but the particular car is a 39 which Mike has addressed and I believe holds true for all the above years...
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shogun1940 |
10-26-2016 @ 5:15 PM
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This how i am doing it
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CharlieStephens |
10-26-2016 @ 10:39 AM
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Mitch, It might help if you added the year and body type of your vehicle to your profile and to your post. Charlie Stephens
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TomO |
10-26-2016 @ 10:00 AM
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Looking at the drawings on Drake's site, the 1932 floor pan appears to be welded on top of the subrails. It looks as if that is the only one that has the sub-rails, but check with the 32 Adviser for the correct answer.
Tom
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kubes40 |
10-26-2016 @ 6:20 AM
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Once again, I can only answer for 39 - 40. The sub-rails are set atop the pan. They are welded.
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MICHV8 |
10-26-2016 @ 6:05 AM
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Tom() For instance, Drake sells separate 32 sub-rails (RH B-20022/LH B-20023) and also the complete floor (B-20019, which includes the floorpan) made by United Pacific. My question is: does the floorpan sit under the sub-rail or on top. Kubes seems to suggest that the floorpan is welded underneath the sub-rail, but you seem to suggest that the floorpan sits on top of the sub-rail...am I interpreting both answers correctly?
This message was edited by MICHV8 on 10-26-16 @ 6:06 AM
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TomO |
10-25-2016 @ 9:10 AM
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I don't know what you mean by subrails, but the floor pan on the years covered by the EFV-8 Club all sat on top of the frame rails.
Tom
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