Ford Floor Floorpan Floorboard Pan Left Front 49,50 1949-1950 P/n 346l on 2040-parts.com
Arcanum, Ohio, United States
OEM STYLE FRONT FLOOR FOR THE POPULAR SHOEBOX FORDS FROM 1949-50. THE FRONT FLOOR PAN IS DIE STAMPED OF HEAVY 18 GAGE STEEL WITH ORIGINAL STYLE SHAPES AND CURVES THAT MAKE FOR A EASY INSTALLATION. INCLUDED ARE THE UP FLANGE BY THE ROCKER PANEL AND A PRECISION FORMED OPENING FOR THE TRANSMISSION COVER. ALL DONE WITH EMS QUALITY. THIS FLOOR PAN GOES SIDE TO SIDE FROM THE ROCKER PANEL TO TRANSMISSION HUMP AND FRONT TO BACK FROM THE FACTORY SEAM AT THE BOTTOM OF THE TOE BOARDS TO BEHIND THE FRONT SEAT. FITS: ALL 2&4 DOOR SEDANS, CONVERTIBLE, HARDTOPS, DOES NOT FIT WOODY WAGON
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