Got the passenger side floor pan installed in the '52.Not as neat as I wanted, but then I realized it definitely was not as bad as the old farmer's repair job that I cut out. I also have had to remind myself that perfect is the enemy of good, and I am NOT trying for a high scoring show truck- rather, I am trying to preserve and enjoy an antique, which will never leave my possession while I am alive. Therefore, all I need is to make me happy, and all that will take is no more rust and solid metal. I'll use the grinders, ect. to dress it up and some bed liner will be sprayed on it before it will get padding and a new rubber floor mat. Hopefully this next couple of days will see the driver's floor pan replaced as well. Gonna be real strange to actually drive the '52 without seeing the road beneath my feet, and worrying about dropping my phone, ect to an untimely death. It'll also keep me from an unwanted shower anytime I hit a mud puddle. LOL

Last edited by five-oh; 11/28/2020 4:13 AM.
1952 Chevrolet 3100 1/2-Ton
1946 Chevy Pickup Truck on an S10 frame (It IS Finished!)