Floor pans

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gkinser
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Floor pans

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Im looking for floor pans for both driver and passenger side. May need tunnel cover too. Have a plastic aux fuel tank and windshield frame to get rid of. Not sure how useable the windshield frame is.
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Bronco Hut has them for $60 and $68...depending on which side you need. I think they have every panel...not sure the price on the other panels. It was one of the few items there that didnt seem overpriced.
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There are varying levels of quality and gauge thickness in floor pans. If they cost 50% less - they may be half as thick.
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Entourage wrote:There are varying levels of quality and gauge thickness in floor pans. If they cost 50% less - they may be half as thick.

This is true. And may not fit the best.
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What is the optimal gauge steel for floor pans? I assume whatever Bronco Hut is selling is OEM?
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Not sure about BH pans specifically but I agree with Zillicon. 2 peices = banghead . What a hassle when you can buy 1 peice floor pans.

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