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I just recieved a shipment from a "popular" Truck Parts and Accessories Company and I am fairly disappointed. I ordered Front and Rear Floorpans, Front and Rear Cab Supports and Inner and Outer Rocker Panels, for both sides. I am not sure if I am allowed to mention the name of this company, but the floor pans and the cab supports aren't even close to being replacements for the stock ones. The rocker panels seem to fit very well and I am pleased with them. My question is.....does any one have any experience with these replacement panels ?? Is there a company out there stocks better patch panels than others ??

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I have used those on my 66 and you are right about not fitting. I ended up cutting and bending to fit. Not to mention how thin they are, you better sound insulate the new panels or your cab will be ...not so quiet to say the least.
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Thanks for your input....I got them in but I'm not very impressed with how I had to get them to fit. Like you said alot of cutting and bending. That's too bad there isn't a better panel out there.


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