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MGB-GT GT floor pans
- Thread starter Dennis P
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Dennis
The floors on the GT are still structural as on the roadster, although they are not as critical, the roof giving a degree of rigidity. If the rockers are rusty, then replace them, they are not expensive, and if you can weld then the time involved is not such an issue. It would cost you more in the long run to try fabricating chassis rails. Sorry to bear bad news, but it's just not worth cutting corners.
Steve
The floors on the GT are still structural as on the roadster, although they are not as critical, the roof giving a degree of rigidity. If the rockers are rusty, then replace them, they are not expensive, and if you can weld then the time involved is not such an issue. It would cost you more in the long run to try fabricating chassis rails. Sorry to bear bad news, but it's just not worth cutting corners.
Steve