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    Posted: 01-December-2014 at 7:26AM
Does anybody make this section.
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Bob, need more of a description
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Must...not...laugh...about...thread...title...LOL
I'm not seeing anything at Dearborn/mac's or online searches
Probably need to find a donor pan in a 'yard.. 
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The section of the box that is corrugated, middle section.It has more holes that though.
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Bob, I didn't realize what you were referring to, 'til I seen you posted in the Ranchero section. Sorry that the floor was worse then it looked. I did a google/bing search that turned up Mill supply that has generic & Ranger panels that may work about 43-60.00 ea. ph.#1800.888.5072, CarId.com with Sherman part#574-46R , & #574-46L in stock but no price. Years ago JC Whittney had them too. Dave302 the internet guru may be of more help. Please post your findings if you locate decent ones that work for you, us Ranchero owners  will need them some time or another.Unhappy
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Thank you for the kind words Ranchero Fan.
 
Fordpower: The lowest prices that i am finding for both the right and left sides are at rock auto.
 
To see one for sale click here.
 
To see another click here.
 
To see them at carid.com click here.
 
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Ford Ranchero 1974-1979, Left and Right Half Bed Floor Sections 574-46R and 574-46L by Sherman®. Rust is the number one enemy of your vehicle's floor pans and other bodywork. Rain, mud, road salt, and snow cause a serious amount of rot and rust damage after many years. If you require a quality replacement for your rusted-out floor pan, trust Sherman and you'll get a premium body part that provides a direct fit and OE-quality function, without a high OE price.

Fitment Notes:

  • Fits 1/2 Ton or 3/4 Ton Models
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    Features:

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Thanks would have though the center section was one unit.Sides are excellent only middle is bad.Org. appears to be one piece.Brian don't feel bad its all good.Nothing till next yr.For now remove carpet and put it to sleep.
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Originally posted by Ranchero Fan Ranchero Fan wrote:

Mill supply has generic & Ranger panels that may work about 43-60.00 ea. phone.#1800- Eight 8 Eight- Five 07 Two
They are listing a Bed Floor Section 48" L x 16" W for 67-72 Ford Pickup

Part Number: 90-67-81. The price is: $53.71.

But I am not 100% sure that this part is still available from Mill Supply, you will have to call them to find out. They wrote in there advertisement that "This item is obsolete, there are no more available."
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Bed Floor Section 16" W x 48" L for 80-98 Ford Pickup

Part Number: 90-80-72. Price: $43.90. In Stock, and Ready to Ship.

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Originally posted by fordpower fordpower wrote:

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Originally posted by fordpower fordpower wrote:

I would have thought that the center section was one unit. The sides are excellent only the middle is bad. The Original appears to be one piece.
There is a 1972 ranchero being parted out right now and this seller removes the parts for free. Maybe it will be possible for them to cut the center section of the box out for you. To see it for sale and contact them click here.
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There is also a 1976 ranchero being parted out right now, from a different seller. To see it click here.


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Originally posted by fordpower fordpower wrote:

Thanks would have though the center section was one unit.Sides are excellent only middle is bad.Org. appears to be one piece.Brian don't feel bad its all good.Nothing till next yr.For now remove carpet and put it to sleep.
     Hope there's no surprises in the floors. I hope to see a progress thread Bob.Smile              Dave your the man!
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Dave your the man!
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Originally posted by Ranchero Fan Ranchero Fan wrote:

Originally posted by fordpower fordpower wrote:

Thanks would have though the center section was one unit.Sides are excellent only middle is bad.Org. appears to be one piece.Brian don't feel bad its all good.Nothing till next yr.For now remove carpet and put it to sleep.
     Hope there's no surprises in the floors. I hope to see a progress thread Bob.Smile              Dave your the man!
       Bob, the org. &  Ford replacement(nos) are 1 pc.. The ones we're showing here, are aftermarket generic & may work but you should call & check to see if the ribs match the profile of the Ford Ranchero. Sherman says they are for Ranchero, but we know how that goes.
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removed carpet and ins. Lots of water and ice. used blower to dry it all up.Floors look ok.The section behind the seat,tire space looks bad It appears these cars leak were box meets cab.wrap it up tomorrow and wait till spring.Oh ya Brian sold the van for 2500.
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Yep, that area & the rear window. Being that it isn't an A/C car I would make sure the cowl drains are clear, if you are going to keep it outside.  If you can, get a cheap poly tarp & spread it under the car to act as a moisture barrier, Then another one over the car. Keep it open between the ground & the body for air circulation. I bet your wife is happy about thatLOL
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FYI, the floor area beneath the bed is basically a carryover from a 4 door or wagon. Since it is hidden, you can splice in material from those donors and fix the issue.

I was going to save the bed out of a couple of the Rancheros I scrapped , but didn't think there would be a demand. Still have roofs, tailgate insides, all the body trim, interior trim, glass, etc if you need it.
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Keep it in mind. The bad part appears to be the top piece and rear section, floor area ok.Next spring will look closer.
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