35-36 floor pans

Anyone uses these and what was your source if you did not? If you did use these how was this shop to deal with.

http://www.bradleyfloorpans.com/contact.html

 

i delt with them about ten years ago-- they were great to deal with and excellent quality

 

here is a recent thread on this subject that should help:

http://www.jalopyjournal.com/forum/showthread.php?t=331244&highlight=floor

 

Hope your not in a hurry !!!!!!

If you can get him to pick up the phone when you call?
and he just happened to have them? "MAYBE"

They do nice work, but i 've been waiting for two plus years for a order that he promised
at Charlotte Auto fair,to have to me in two weeks.

Seems to have "I'm the only deal in town" and if you want "original" you will wait untill
i'm ready to make them.
I just deal with direct sheet metal now.

 

I gave up on Bradley after 2 years I will be starting to make my own original style in about 6 weeks I need 4 sets Danny.

 

I used a complete floor from Direct Sheet Metal, also their firewall. Everything fit perfectly, the price was right and they are great people if you have a question.

 

Thanks to all that responded. I think I am going to make my own. Once again the HAMB has saved me.

 

Made cardboard patterns when I did the 36 sedan. Went to a sheet metal shop and they made me four pans for under a hundred bucks. That was five years back.

 

I just finished these floor pans a few weeks ago.

And the front

They went in a club cabrolet being restored so they wanted them spot on.... I had alot of time into them. I have more pictures of the dies and process if you are interested. I have a pullmax style machine I used for the beads.
Jeff

 

Pretty much sums it up. I p***ed on Bradley and had Marshall, who is building my car, do the floors too. Time is money

 

Dyce more info please I need to make 4 set's Thanks Danny.

 

More info here http://allmetalshaping.com/showthread.php?p=679#post679
I still have the patterns I made. I need to figgure out a way to prestretch for the beads. I was alone and couldn't run the floppy sheet through the e-wheel without marking and kinking the hell out of it..... The urethane disc around the male die helped lay it down a little.

 

Found this very old thread - are there any options other than the Michigan company that market on the Bay?

 

Way old thread. I ended up making my own. I will see if I can find the of them photos.