We show you how to replace a 76 Cutlass floor pan the right way!

Those of you that live in the rust belt know how crusty and rusty these old cars and trucks can be after years of winter road salt taking it toll on the underside, fender wells, and pretty much anywhere else salt and road grime get trapped. It can and will destroy everything. Chaz's 1976 Oldsmobile Cutlass is no exception. After spending its life in Michigan the floorboards looked more like the night sky than actual solid metal. That was until now. Rather than just repair the bad spot, we have elected to install a complete one piece floor pan and trunk floor. Yes this is more expensive than just patching the existing problems, but when done nobody will be none the wiser that is a replacement pan. So follow along as we take you through the process of removing and installing a complete floor assembly.


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