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Mystery floor pan ?

Started by 70 sublime, November 01, 2020, 09:59:54 PM

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70 sublime

I think these pictures were posted before and every one was guessing what the floor pan was from

This is now on ebay and says it is a 69 Charger floor pan
Has a few more pictures this time

https://www.ebay.com/itm/1967-1968-1969-1970-Dodge-charger-parts-car-excellant-floor-pan-frame-posi/174493948247?hash=item28a0a65957:g:TCAAAOSw8VFdgu5n
next project 70 Charger FJ5 green

Charger_Fan

Damn, that thing has been in the elements for YEARS. Yeah, the floor pans do look like they are from a 2-door car, but the amount of time spent grinding the rust away to save them would definitely turn me off.

The "doctoring" of the photos does suck, for sure.

The Aquamax...yes, this bike spent 2 nights underwater one weekend. (Not my doing), but it gained the name, and has since become pseudo-famous. :)

chargervert

Believe me that a shell from California with surface rust,is far better than one from the rustbelt ,that has been exposed to years of roadsalt! I live in New England,and have three California Chargers,there is no comparison as to how much better the western cars are. Things can sit out in the weather for decades with surface rust,and not rot out at all.

ALBSURE1091

Quote from: chargervert on November 02, 2020, 09:04:04 AM
Believe me that a shell from California with surface rust,is far better than one from the rustbelt ,that has been exposed to years of roadsalt! I live in New England,and have three California Chargers,there is no comparison as to how much better the western cars are. Things can sit out in the weather for decades with surface rust,and not rot out at all.

Agreed! Northeast cars especially back in the 60's & 70's were destroyed by the real salt they used back then. My car was an Arizona car for most of it's life and I was amazed how solid everything was underneath even being in the northeast for the last 20 years. Of course the previous owner back then didn't drive it on snow covered roads so that definately helped.

Homerr

From the ad:

QuoteHi, I am selling a 1969 Dodge Charger parts car that has excellent RUST FREE FLORES PAN and frame rail, cowl steering column with Cruz control switch. Missing Torsion Bars.Floor pan will interchange with 1966-1970 charger. It has no rust with 8 3/4 posi 489 rear end with 11" drum. do not know the gear ratio no tags

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odcics2

Quote from: Charger_Fan on November 02, 2020, 04:12:18 AM
Damn, that thing has been in the elements for YEARS. Yeah, the floor pans do look like they are from a 2-door car, but the amount of time spent grinding the rust away to save them would definitely turn me off.

The "doctoring" of the photos does suck, for sure.

Pics were "sharpened" too much.
What you see could be further disassembled, then dip the rest.
I've never owned anything but a MoPar. Can you say that?