Finally I have the carpet out. Should I get all new floor panels?

[Spinnakerblue89]

11 hours ago, ghetdjc320 said:

If you happen to have an oscilating tool, grab a stiff caulk cutting blade for it. It works great to remove the factory seam sealer so you can get down to clean metal and find any hidden rust on that toe-floor panel seam. 

Hey that's an excellent idea. I am intimately familiar with those, and I had forgotten about them. 

[Elwiscon]

I replaced my passenger side, It takes some work but definitelly worth it. I used rivets and 3M panel adhesive, if i knew how to weld I would’ve welded it 

 

https://comancheclub.com/topic/73140-no-weld-floor-pan-replacement/#comment-765517

 

[Spinnakerblue89]

What all did you end up cutting out of your floor? 

[Spinnakerblue89]

Well it's been a while, yay failing AC units and plumbing upgrades! (for the house)

 

It looks like I'll need to replace the inner rocker panels and outer rocker panels also. Cab corners and I think even the dog legs may need replaced too.

[ghetdjc320]

2 hours ago, Spinnakerblue89 said:

Well it's been a while, yay failing AC units and plumbing upgrades! (for the house)

 

It looks like I'll need to replace the inner rocker panels and outer rocker panels also. Cab corners and I think even the dog legs may need replaced too.

So nice that all those parts are available now

[Spinnakerblue89]

For the better!