Slim Flipmin
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If I google "Valiant floor pans" this company comes up and the price is very affordable for replacement floor pans. Has anyone ever used them and do they work? Thanks in advance!
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Keith Mopar
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Are these the guys you are talking about?
http://www.andysautosport.com/floor_pans/plymouth_valiant.html
They are cheap that's for sure. I haven't used them but maybe someone on here has, this will give your thread a bump too.
http://www.andysautosport.com/floor_pans/plymouth_valiant.html
They are cheap that's for sure. I haven't used them but maybe someone on here has, this will give your thread a bump too.
BillGrissom
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I paid about the same on rockauto for a passenger floor pan for my 65 Dart. It looked about the same. Took a bit of additional forming w/ a rubber mallet to fit optimal. My first floor pan welding and only ~3rd time welding w/ $99 HF flux-wire. Got 'er done, albiet w/ some burn-thrus.
That site looks like the many "list 'em w/ no value-added" that you see. I read somewhere that the same company is behind many of the similar-looking websites you see for auto parts. Perhaps they have many different names so if you get mad at one you can buy from them again somewhere else. Even Sears is web-selling auto parts, w/ similar vague info, apparently from the same database in the cloud.
That site looks like the many "list 'em w/ no value-added" that you see. I read somewhere that the same company is behind many of the similar-looking websites you see for auto parts. Perhaps they have many different names so if you get mad at one you can buy from them again somewhere else. Even Sears is web-selling auto parts, w/ similar vague info, apparently from the same database in the cloud.
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