what is a fair price for installing a 1 piece complete floor pan in a 67 chevelle ? most of the old floor is already cut out. and i know you HAVE TOO SEE IT. just looking for a ball park figure
price for installing new floor on 67
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what is a fair price for installing a 1 piece complete floor pan in a 67 chevelle ? most of the old floor is already cut out. and i know you HAVE TOO SEE IT. just looking for a ball park figure
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yeah i would also, 500 is cheap in my mind. alot of work to do!
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bill did you spot weld or did you tack it all around
I am doing my entire floor with a 1 piece in my 66, just came out with the 1 piece with the braces in May, restorer in Omaha gets 45 a hour says he can do it in 20 hrs, so roughly 1000k, that might be quite a bit to some, not much to others but it will be professionally done and that is what I want, I want it to look original and if I was to try it surely would not, good luck with yours Chuck
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Kind of both. I never welded before this, so I was trying to learn as I went. Looking back, I may have been better off paying to have it done, but I wouldn't have the satisfaction knowing I did it, and it's F-ed up because of me :yes:
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That's not a bad price. How's he going to install it, like oem or going to cut up the new piece and fit it from there? I did mine like Rob (rubadub) separating & removing the old floor at the door jam area. This is oem way & not cuting my new floor, but it was a pain in the backside. Mine new floor was 2 piece......With a one piece this would be very difficult to slide the new floor into the door jam area. Anyway....that's my 2-cents. Good Luck
But now you have a welder to keep and practice with.
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