72 Gran Torino Floor Pans

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   So I searched and read all I could find before posting and think I made myself more confused. (Yes, I'm messing with a lot I've never done before) I'm attaching pics of what I have. I feel like the posts I have read sound like there are not good aftermarket floor pan replacements or they use from a mustang. So question is, did I just get the wrong things? I called several places and they all had the same stuff and said these were what I needed so ordered a front, under the seat and rear pan set. Cutting and trimming aside, these just don't look even remotely right to me. Do these look right to anyone? I can't seem to find posts with these or how the pieces lay. Thanks!

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72MLC Members Profile Send Private Message Find Members Posts Add to Buddy List New Member Joined: 10-December-2021 Location: Memphis Status: Offline Points: 25	Post Options Post Reply Quote 72MLC Report Post Thanks(0) Quote Reply Topic: 72 Gran Torino Floor Pans Posted: 05-March-2022 at 3:10PM
	So I searched and read all I could find before posting and think I made myself more confused. (Yes, I'm messing with a lot I've never done before) I'm attaching pics of what I have. I feel like the posts I have read sound like there are not good aftermarket floor pan replacements or they use from a mustang. So question is, did I just get the wrong things? I called several places and they all had the same stuff and said these were what I needed so ordered a front, under the seat and rear pan set. Cutting and trimming aside, these just don't look even remotely right to me. Do these look right to anyone? I can't seem to find posts with these or how the pieces lay. Thanks!

Compton Members Profile Send Private Message Find Members Posts Add to Buddy List Senior Member Joined: 22-April-2017 Location: Auckland Status: Offline Points: 563	Post Options Post Reply Quote Compton Report Post Thanks(0) Quote Reply Posted: 05-March-2022 at 4:49PM
	You’ve got the right ones as far as what you can buy for a Torino but you can see how different they are…not sure how they get away with it… I just had 71-73 mustang full left and right pans put into mine…(pics on my build thread)….perfect shape to fit but the stamping is different….I was always planning on using different seats and seat mounts so wasn’t a problem but if you want to re use the factory seats and brace then there’d be some cutting and welding involved…not insurmountable tho Choices you have are either try and make what you have work, custom fabrication (spendy) finding a good used one (rare), patches if yours aren’t too bad or the mustang ones which is where I’d be putting my money…cheap and readily available from CJ Pony…best of luck either route

72MLC Members Profile Send Private Message Find Members Posts Add to Buddy List New Member Joined: 10-December-2021 Location: Memphis Status: Offline Points: 25	Post Options Post Reply Quote 72MLC Report Post Thanks(0) Quote Reply Posted: 05-March-2022 at 5:52PM
	Thanks for the reply. Your post was the one I had read earlier and those looked like they went in nice. As I said, I'm new to so much of this and those sets I got just made zero sense to me. I have a friend coming tomorrow to look at things but those other pans from the mustang looks like it made life much easier. My floor is toast, so have to replace it all and no way getting away with patches.

shanefolsom Members Profile Send Private Message Find Members Posts Add to Buddy List Senior Member Joined: 28-April-2006 Location: New Hampshire Status: Offline Points: 596	Post Options Post Reply Quote shanefolsom Report Post Thanks(0) Quote Reply Posted: 06-March-2022 at 6:21AM
	Those floor patches are not even close. Not worth the effort. I would agree with compton, he thread does look like it is the better way to go.
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