1975 Monaco Floor Pan Advice?

[James Chochole]

My 1975 Dodge Monaco needs front floor pans- can anyone offer a source for patch panels or panels from other cars that are fabricated and work? OR do I need to get it done myself with flat sheet metal? Tried to source some online but no luck.

Thanks.,
James

 

[Samplingman]

There is nothing out there like AMD for C bodies. Pick up a cheap bead roller from Harbor Freight and and some flat sheet steel and do them yourself. I picked up a decent '73 parts car and cut to size there was little difference from the '69 - '73 C bodies, but I don't know about formals like the '75, but they might still work.

 

[cbarge]

Fabricate yer own or locate a good southern parts car and cut out what you need.
B body pans will not fit and too much work to " make it fit".

 

[bigmoparjeff]

If you want to look for used ones, 1974-'78 Chrysler, Dodge, and Plymouth will all be the same. Just like with the older body styles, the length difference is in the rear floor pans.

Jeff

 

[71Polara383]

My 1975 Dodge Monaco needs front floor pans- can anyone offer a source for patch panels or panels from other cars that are fabricated and work? OR do I need to get it done myself with flat sheet metal? Tried to source some online but no luck.

Thanks.,
James

You need a donor car, 74-78 C body Rollers are out there as demo guys like to strip em and smash em. If I had to guess you can get all the metal your bluesmo will need for around 1500.

 

[bigmoparjeff]

Murry Park probably still has a bunch of formals, but I have no idea what kind of money he would want to cut out a couple floor sections.


Jeff

 

[marty koirtyohann]

My 1975 Dodge Monaco needs front floor pans- can anyone offer a source for patch panels or panels from other cars that are fabricated and work? OR do I need to get it done myself with flat sheet metal? Tried to source some online but no luck.

Thanks.,
James

s for as i knw . no on is remaking hem . u may have to make yur own

 

[James Chochole]

Okay thanks guys, I'll start fabbing my own! Much appreciate the advice.