Floor Options

[JRVan]

Hello, New guy here. I have a "70 and and older clip. I need to do the driver side floor and have some questions. I have seen

www.sweptlineparts.com
www.decadeautoparts.com
Ebay

I am wondering if anyone has any info or recommendations on any of these?

Thank you for the help

[Hobcobble]

Hello, New guy here. I have a "70 and and older clip. I need to do the driver side floor and have some questions. I have seen

www.sweptlineparts.com
www.decadeautoparts.com
Ebay

I am wondering if anyone has any info or recommendations on any of these?

Thank you for the help

http://www.exlinecustomauto.com/custom-services.html

John

[JRVan]

http://www.exlinecustomauto.com/custom-services.html

John

Thank you,
I meant to include them as well. Just looking at the cost vs quality.

[Red383]

I have used Exline, great product and customer service.

I have not used these, but they appear to be the same place:
www.sweptlineparts.com
www.decadeautoparts.com

[Jim100]

I vote Exline!

[jengel451]

I'm just starting a floor repair with exline metal. Stuff is thick! Love it!

[ScrooLoose]

I also give 2 big thumbs up for Exline. Kenny is great to work with.
I asked for a little extra material on my replacements floors to extend past a botched repair
from the previous owner. And he knocked it out of the park. I also bought a set of his
carpet trim pieces. Very nice. And have his "Lower door shell patchs " on order now. His lead times are long.
But is 100% understandable with high quality custom made parts.
EXcellent LINE of parts.
"Plastic trucks Suck. Steel is Real"
ScrooLoose.

[JRVan]

"Plastic trucks Suck. Steel is Real"
ScrooLoose.

I need to learn body work... with a welder and steel, not Bondo like I did when I was 17 lol