Replacing rusted floor pans on 1952 M38
Posted: Sun Aug 23, 2020 3:06 pm
I have owned this jeep for over 40 years. The floor pans and hat channels were rusted out when I bought it, but being a naive teenager, my "fix" was Bondo. Lots and lots of Bondo. Well, now it is time to do it right.
My son is a welder so is helping me (or is it the other way around?) with the repairs. The replacement floor pans were purchased from QTM Jeep parts and were sent cut in half. So that is where we started by removing the driver's side in pieces.


With it removed:

Replacement being test fitted.

A cut-off wheel and spot-weld drill are a must.
Until next time,
Kendall
My son is a welder so is helping me (or is it the other way around?) with the repairs. The replacement floor pans were purchased from QTM Jeep parts and were sent cut in half. So that is where we started by removing the driver's side in pieces.


With it removed:

Replacement being test fitted.

A cut-off wheel and spot-weld drill are a must.
Until next time,
Kendall








