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#647320 05/17/2010 9:59 PM
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I'm needing to order the floor panels for my truck (A 1966 C50). I'm thinking (praying?) that they are the same as found on light duty trucks. A recent discussion I was reading here about the height of the "floor hump" in these trucks and I'm wondering if it is different than a light duty truck. Mine has the "bolt in" center. I am not sure if the lt duty trucks had this.

Long story short, can I buy the regular truck floors?

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all the floors are the same and all have the same cutout over the trans - only difference there is in the cover, not the hole

Bill


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The big bolt cover will be nearly flat, so a pickup floormat will not fit right. I've posted pics of the floor in my 1964 GMC 4000. Transmission is SM420. Highest part of cover is 1 3/8 inch higher than the floor next to it. If the cover from a pickup is used, it might need modified since it will be about 5 inches higher on the shifter and may not allow full forward and back movement of the shifter.

Pics of the floor: http://rides.webshots.com/album/577354545JHpFxI


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Hey Scott,

It's not he floor mat I'm concerned about it is the actual floor panels. I need to replace most of the floor in the cab. Luckily the one piece that is good is the trans cover! smile

That being said, who has the best deals on the pieces? I looked at LMC truck but need to poke aruond more.

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