cj5 under seat floor pans?

I've just gotten under way with a cj5 restoration. The under seat floor pans will need to be replaced on both sides. Is there a particular vendor that sells these pans that anyone is familiar with? I've seen the ones in JC Whitney and was wondering how well they would fit.

 

4WD Hardware has 'em:
http://www.4wd.com/shop/productdeta...kes&division=3&category=382&productsku=989291

Welcome cooney from Ohio. Take a moment and introduce yourself in the "Intro/progress pics" section. Got any pics of your project?
-Alan

 

i got some of my stuff from JC whitless( not the floors though). I would not ever do it again. nothing fit at all, not even close.

 

4wd hardware is what you want. Ditto on throwing out the JCW book....

 

it is really good for starting camp fires. just ask how i know.

 

Thanks for the replies guys. I will be dumping the JCW. I plan to post pics of the project when I have a chance. I got the Jeep from my Dad. When you see how rough it is, you will probably say "Junk it". Thanks again.

 

http://www.classicent.com/jeep.htm is the place to get good sheet metal parts for the floors including the hat channel.

 

Gotta agree with Mcruff on this one. Everything I've purchased from Classic Enterprises has been top notch. They are working on oem quality Willys Stamped panels and tailgates now too with an agreement from DC. Nickmil.

 

Doesn't everybody sell MD Juan parts? In that case, I'd think its best to get them from to closest source.

 

You'd be very happy with Classic Enterprise panals. They look just like original. You can even make them work for M38a1's. I used them on mine.

 

Classic manufactures there own right here in the good old U.S.
Nickmil.

 

I've had good luck with Krage Motorsport and they seem to be cheaper than the rest. Walcks has the floor boards too. Here's the Krage panels:

http://www.jeepdoc.com/catalog/partframe.asp?id=5384

 

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I needed a replacement sheet metal panel and I went to a small sheet metal shop that does flashings and A/C ductwork for homebuilders. They can fabricate just about anything I needed. I used a manila file folder and cut out a template of the exact size of what I needed, and put the bends in it where they were needed.

I paid cash, not a check, and I think the guy did it on his lunch break..... All of $5.00 worth.

If you have a local shop like one of these, you might give it a try.