Hot Rods Hot Rod floor pics.....

Let's see them. Roadster, coupe, sedan, racecar, lawn art.....All of them! From firewall to the trunk. Trans humps to driveshaft tunnels. I've been thinking of how I want to do my T sedan floor so I need some ideas.

 

This was in the T that I owned for a short time. Built by metalshapes. I really loved the floor in this coupe.

 

Thanks Mike. What seat is in that? It fits nice!

 

Alex said it was out of a nissan quest, I think. I had it recovered. It was really comfortable.

 

Anyone else have a floor in their hot rod?

 

the start of mine

 

23 Dodge Steel with vinyl diamond plate.

 

Probably a little newer than you were looking for, but here's my 52's floor/ trans tunnel. and the tail of the tunnel got finished after this pic BTW

 

Here's mine.....

 

some stuff ive done over the years

 

Model A tudor floor.

I stamped the washer into the floor with my pullmax and attached the floor and tunnel with stainless oval screws(you can do this with a rivit gun and a homemade die).

The beads were pre stretched with the e wheel and beaded in the pullmax.

 

mine............










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my coupe

 

Have fun with the build Pete. Post some pictures of it so we can see what your up to.

 

I plan on it Rich! I'm still really in the planning and collecting parts phase. I have a decent body, Stude V8, 4 spd Sag trans, front n rear axles. I plan a build thread when I really get into it.

 

That's what I'm taling about!!

 

from my 29 5 window,
direct sheetmetal, 4" firewall amd their front floors

 

a 'before' pic...........






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Great Pic's fellow's.

 

Hey Pete...hardwood floors would be sweet!!!

 

I'm thinking oak plywood stained kinda dark. It'll contrast nicely with the lighter colored roof insert and light pearly paint....

 

Pete, I always like things removable (except for teeth). Being a shitty mechanic & a first time ground up builder, I thought it best to ensure that I could get at the stuff I may have muffed up along the line, ergo, the removable floor. And, yes, I did have to remove my left front pan & trans tunnel once to re-engineer my clutch fork travel. I did the two front pans, trans tunnel & driveshaft hump in metal & the seat areas in plywood (kind of the opposite of a few shown here). Everything has been just peachy so far.

 

Floor in my '32 pickup. HRP

 

Can you tell me what that steering box is out of?

 

here some of my model a floor work

 

Early mopar box


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`29 Model A RPU, removable floor/aircraft cowling latches

 

My roadster

 

I like to use an original floor when I am building a 33-34 Ford coupe - here is my channeled 33 five window. The only problem is that complete original floors are very hard to find - so this one is made up of about twenty pieces - all carefully welded together.