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marjas
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Hi,
I'm looking for floor pan dimensions.
Something like that, but for type 3:
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marjas
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Anyone? 
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Mike Fisher
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Measure off your body or pan.
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marjas
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| Posted: Fri Nov 04, 2011 1:31 pm Post subject: |
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My floor pan is not good base...
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Mike Fisher
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Order New 1/2 pans from Gerson for $600.
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marjas
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| Posted: Sat Nov 05, 2011 4:22 am Post subject: |
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I have right pan from VW Brasilia
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Bobnotch
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It looks like you need some measurements from a set of Gerson pans, to verify the width. I don't think the VW Brasilia pan is the same as a t-3 pan. I could get you a total width measurement from a spare pan I have, but I'm not sure that's the only meaurement you'll need.
Have you tried fitting the pan half you have to the body yet? Just asking IF the pan mounting holes line up with the body holes.
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Bobnotch
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I have right pan from VW Brasilia
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That pan half looks a little narrow at the front compared to a standard t-3 pan. This is why I asked how it fit to the body.
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Mike Fisher
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They do look different! You will have to get that pan bolted up to your body as your first priority. I just measured one of my pans as having a 27cm narrowing for the foot-well. The bolt holes look different too. 
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maybe get ahold of Gerson and see what they can do for you
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Bobnotch
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I get 53.75 inches, outside lip to outside lip. This measurement stays the same, from the front to the rear. At the very front, I had 33.5 inches where the taper for the frame head ties on. These are Over All width meaurements. Don't know if this helps.
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marjas
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Thanks Bob  I also need frame lenght because I must cut off frame head...
VW Brasilia pan is different in front becauce Brasilia has frame head from beetle.
My body don't have mounting holes... I must do it all over again.
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