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sjhark · 11-18-2018, 05:59 PM

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Here are some pictures of what I was talking about. I used the names from the parts catalogs, as I'm not sure what other names the panels all have. Synchro909, the angle panel could probably be called a toe board for the rumble seat, if that helps. The first pic shows a top view of the front seat rear riser(on the left) and the angle panel attached to the riser. The backrest of the front seat sits on the riser and rumble passenger's feet would rest on the angle panel. The next pic shows the offending rivet on the side of the riser, one on each side. The final pic shows the angle panel flange that is riveted and spot welded to the back of the riser. Since I will probably replace my curtain pan, I decided the easiest route to doing both panels would be to remove the riser and the panels.005.jpg

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11-18-2018, 05:59 PM	#6
sjhark Member Join Date: Mar 2016 Location: Brandon, SD Posts: 74	Re: Angle floor panel replacement Sponsored Links (Register now to hide all advertisements) Here are some pictures of what I was talking about. I used the names from the parts catalogs, as I'm not sure what other names the panels all have. Synchro909, the angle panel could probably be called a toe board for the rumble seat, if that helps. The first pic shows a top view of the front seat rear riser(on the left) and the angle panel attached to the riser. The backrest of the front seat sits on the riser and rumble passenger's feet would rest on the angle panel. The next pic shows the offending rivet on the side of the riser, one on each side. The final pic shows the angle panel flange that is riveted and spot welded to the back of the riser. Since I will probably replace my curtain pan, I decided the easiest route to doing both panels would be to remove the riser and the panels.005.jpg 002.jpg 006.jpg __________________ If earthworms had machine guns, we'd all be in trouble!