'60-'66 Chevy truck floor panels--source and fit?

I seem to remember reading somewhere about the fit of floor pans for '60-'66 Chevy trucks. If I remember right, the guy bought them and they turned out to be for '67-up pans, and the company never told him they require a lot of m***aging to fit.

Who has bought new floor pans for their '60-'66 truck, and how did they fit?

Thanks,
-Brad

 

I used to work for golden state pickup parts, but I can't remember..... for some reason I thought they were the same 60 to 72 , just the rockers were different... Like I say i just can't remember. Try googleing golden state pickup parts. They might still be around, they were the authority on chev trucks for many years.

 

The last time I got some they were from LMC truck.

 

try the truck shop in orange,ca

 

http://www.truckandcarshop.com/

 

LMC truck parts. They really don't go far enough up by the cowl, but you can add a filler. Lots of luck getting a repro cab support to match the curve of a repro floor. Lots of tweaking.

That floor gives you a little bit of the back side of the rocker, plus it supposed to fit that bolt-on bracket that supports the bottom fender bolt. That stuff is all off as far as angles, right out of the box.

Years back some companies were selling 67-72 cab supports as 60-66 and they are not even close to useable. maybe back then they were selling 67-72 floors.

LMC has the correct stuff, just need to mash stuff to fit. All compaines are selling a bogus cab rubber mount kit...the bolts are all wrong diameter on one and wrong length on the other!

 

Good info F&J thanks.

 

...check out Chev Talk.com some interesting on quality of poducts...one stands out above others..I dont recall who makes it, maybe TABCO ???