Floor pans

[charger chris]

  The 72 charger has the same floor pans as an e body?

[hemi-hampton]

Are you telling us or asking us?

[polywideblock]

                                           think he's questioning a statement      

            seems so,      everybody that are selling 3rd gen floors seem to list 71-74 B and E body  in the one sentence / product  

[charger chris]

I was asking. Everything I knew was b body stuff and e body stuff was different. But finding out that rear end from an e body will bolt right in an b body.

[tan top]

 

http://www.autometaldirect.com/body-components-c-23.html

[hemi-hampton]

Does the 72 charger have the same floor pans as an e body?

fixed.

[Troy]

I was asking. Everything I knew was b body stuff and e body stuff was different. But finding out that rear end from an e body will bolt right in an b body.

Ummm, be careful. The rear end (whole axle) changed widths between years. It is common to put a skinnier B-body rear axle in an E-body to fit larger tires. I don't know why you'd go the other way unless you were installing modern rims with a huge offset.

Some of the floor pans may fit (probably the front). A Barracuda had a shorter wheelbase than a Challenger so there has to be some part that isn't the same. AMD lists "E Body front" and "Challenger rear" for example. The 1971 and later B-body did share a lot of the "subframe" parts with the E-body and drivetrain and suspension parts were mostly unchanged for several years (other than dimensional differences like drive shaft lengths and axle widths for example).

Troy