I just picked up a B2 and the floor is shot on the drivers side from right behind the front bolts for the seat forward. Is there any where to get the replacment pans to weld in? Thanks hende
85 Bronco II floor pans?
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Not that I have ever found but the floor pans on the 2 door Sport/Navaho is basically the exact same as the BII. I have cut one out before to fix a BII. I found they were the same when I put in seats and rear floor heating duct from a Navaho and it all went right in no issues. I even toyed with the idea of replacing the rear seat pan from one into my 87 to put the rear seats from a Sport in my BII. Instead I re-engineered the Navaho rear seat brackets to fit in the BII.
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Rockauto.com has driver side floor pans available. I replaced it in my '84 recently, the new pan covered all the way to somewhere behind the front seat mount bolt holes. IIRC, they cost about $40 plus shipping.
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Hmmmm. Never seen them on LMC but didn't think to check Rockauto for them. 'Course it was quite a few years ago when I did that repair.... Thanks for that info!
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I picked up floor pans at my local body shop supplier 3 years ago. IIRC ~ $35.00
Richard
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