89 D150 Floorboard Replacement.
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89 D150 Floorboard Replacement.
Hi all,
I tried a search before posting a new thread
Does anyone know of a parts site that sells the floorboards for the D150 or is it just easier to buy some sheet metal and fab your own? If so, what thickness do you recomend, 1/8th?
Thanks for your time.
I tried a search before posting a new thread
Does anyone know of a parts site that sells the floorboards for the D150 or is it just easier to buy some sheet metal and fab your own? If so, what thickness do you recomend, 1/8th?
Thanks for your time.
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at least 1/8th"
but, I'd use plywood and 2x4s
nah, in all seriousness, go to like page 3 I think, or if you can search posts I've made, this has been covered.
Depending on how bad it is, it'd be better to go all the way across with it, and do as small of a cut-out as you can to go over the tranny hump, then use another piece to go over that and make it look spiffy.
As far as replacements, I've not found any. They probably keep them in the same warehouse as the replacement roof skins and the left handed wind blowers <_<
I know there are way more sites out there than I've visited, so just cause I have not found any don't mean they don't exist. Left handed wind blowers included.
but, I'd use plywood and 2x4s
nah, in all seriousness, go to like page 3 I think, or if you can search posts I've made, this has been covered.
Depending on how bad it is, it'd be better to go all the way across with it, and do as small of a cut-out as you can to go over the tranny hump, then use another piece to go over that and make it look spiffy.
As far as replacements, I've not found any. They probably keep them in the same warehouse as the replacement roof skins and the left handed wind blowers <_<
I know there are way more sites out there than I've visited, so just cause I have not found any don't mean they don't exist. Left handed wind blowers included.