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I have a floor pan onion

jeff_gates

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Mar 12, 2014
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The layers

diamond plate
fiber glass
rusted street sign
old rusted floor

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FordBronc

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Bronco's, yea I have a couple.
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Polk County, Missouri
You laugh, but I had what LOOKS, I say looks because I will not admit on the internet to having an actual BNR (Burlington Northern Railroad) sign as a floor pan repair on my 77 F250.

My 73 Bronco also has the original rusty floor pans, then PO installed fiberglass and then tread plate floor pans. I just covered it with mud off my boots from a creek crossing. I had to get out mid stream and hand the tow rope to the chebbie that got stuck behind me so he could follow...lol

I also tread plated the complete front seat pan area, so the Mustang bucket seats, ammo can storage/Ford Ranger armrest have a better place to attach to. And I have a storage area under the passenger side seat now.

You know if you peel and onion to the core, there is a genie inside. lol
 

jmangi62

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I had a road sign for a passenger side kick panel lol,but I didn't take pics darn! %)
 

broncosbybart

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Mar 13, 2002
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A little POR 15 and bed liner will fix it right up!

I've found old road signs in a few but they've all been alum. Guess they need to market POO for those (paint over oxidation).
 
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