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Posted by A. Lien
A great project, as is yours. Being on the original restorable pan will always add value. I've seen photos of a split restored that had rust way up into the panels. What shape is your pan in? There's a fair amount of splits in Washington, Oregon and Cali. Army guys would bring them back before there were any dealers. I used to go to the meets in Washington in the late 70's. There were about 7 splits at one event, all half restored.
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The pan is immaculate- when we dragged the car out of the woods, it left a trail of brown chunks I assumed were floorpan. It was actually tar undercoating that had flaked off, and the pan still has shiny black paint on it. I think the last time I saw a split at a car show was in the mid 90s, and it was a VW Canada owned car. Not including the terrible fake split '66 that was at one of the shows last summer.
[last edit 12/11/2012 3:09 PM by bandi - edited 1 times]
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