What tool(s)/saw(s) do I need....

[jdiesel33]

to remove the existing floor and trunk pans?

Thanks

[Daytona R/T SE]

Air Chisel to remove the bulk of the panels,Spot weld cutters and a grinder to remove the rest with a little "Finesse"

[Mike DC]

This is a pretty basic question.  If you're asking it, it makes be wonder whether you should really be attempting this job. 

[AutoRust]

In your other post you are "interviewing" guy that do this as side work?

[jdiesel33]

yeah, I was. Still not real sure about him, so now I was just trying to get an idea of what I would need for the diff parts of the job in case I decide to just learn and do it myself. I am having a hard time finding anyone that can do it for a reasonable price and in a somewhat timely fashion.

[Daytona R/T SE]

I am having a hard time finding anyone that can do it for a reasonable price and in a somewhat timely fashion.

Welcome to the jungle.

[Cuda Hunter]

I use a Blue Point   high speed air saw.  Works great, cut out many a trunk.   

[hemi-hampton]

So you want it done fast & cheap, I assume top quality also   LEON.

[Mike DC]

There's kind of a "stock" answer for learning bodywork or paying for it.



If you're only trying to get this one car done, and learning bodywork would be a means-to-an-end for completing it . . . then don't.  Pay a shop to do it for you.  The indirect costs of the tools & mistakes & parts & time you'd need to learn things usually aren't worth it for a single car. 

But if you're somewhat interested in learning this stuff, and you might wanna use it on other car projects in the future, and you have the shop space to even attempt it . . . then you should indeed think hard about just trying to learn it yourself.  Or even just learning to do portions of the job.

Some guys are mechanically/artistically minded enough to do this stuff, and some aren't.  You probably know the answer to that one already.