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tony barnhill
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Actually, Moss only carries 1 pan for early cars & 2 different floor pans for '68-on cars: OE or "Heritage" which are are exact copies of the originals and reproduction pans wich usually do not have the captive nuts for the seats installed so you have to drill holes & install them prior to installing the pans.
As for who has the best prices, I'll let others answer that question..hehehehe
As for who has the best prices, I'll let others answer that question..hehehehe
tony barnhill
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<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Quote:]Does anyone provide C floorpans yet? [/QUOTE]
Think there's a company in the UK making the front portions...rear part is easy, just cut an MGB floor pan in half!
Think there's a company in the UK making the front portions...rear part is easy, just cut an MGB floor pan in half!
tony barnhill
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No, I just seem to remember an ad for them in <u>MG Enthusiast</u> magazine one month.