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rgrsapper65
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PostPosted: Mon Apr 28, 2003 5:10 pm    Post subject: Thing Floorpan dilemma Reply with quote

I live in Hawaii and have a THing that is in decent shape, only problem is that the floorpans are shot. I would prefer to use full halves but they are pricey to ship to HI. Option is using quarters. Question is, are Ghia floorpans identical to Thing floorpans. Is 20 Guage good enough?
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PostPosted: Tue Apr 29, 2003 6:21 am    Post subject: Thing Floorpan dilemma Reply with quote

Yes rapper, Ghia quarters are ok to use. If your car is gonna be a daily driver, its ok to use them. If you have a show or looking for the original metal, then go with the Thing shop in AZ. Weld the Ghia pans in, then coat them front and back with POR 15. POR15 is the very best thing u can do for your car.
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