Perforated Trunk Floor - Master Series Silver

[KULTULZ]

Originally Posted by Stephenorf

Yeah, I agree, for long term fix replacing the compromosed metal would be best. Any idea where I might find a good trink floor. It doesn't exactly have to match, as long as it is close. I think any 1955-1962 (or so) full sized Mercury or Ford trunk floor should be fairly close and could be cut, trimmed or otherwise modified to fit?

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[KULTULZ]

Originally Posted by KULTULZ

Guess what else?

If the trunk pan is perforated as shown, the vehicle will draw carbon dioxide ...

... into it going down the road, same as a bad deck lid gasket.

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!!! - CARBON MONOXIDE - !!!

DUMB A$$ doesn't know his monos from his dios ...

[58Yeoman]

Originally Posted by KULTULZ

ANOTHER KULTULZ EDIT -

!!! - CARBON MONOXIDE - !!!

DUMB A$$ doesn't know his monos from his dios ...

I totally (cough, cough) missed that!

[KULTULZ]

Originally Posted by KULTULZ

Guess what else?

If the trunk pan is perforated as shown, the vehicle will draw carbon dioxide into it going down the road, same as a bad deck lid gasket.

Originally Posted by KULTULZ

ANOTHER KULTULZ EDIT -

!!! - CARBON MONOXIDE - !!!

DUMB A$$ doesn't know his monos from his dios ...

Originally Posted by 58Yeoman

I totally (cough, cough) missed that!

Maybe you need to check your trunk pan. Feeling a little drowsy are we...

[58Yeoman]

Originally Posted by KULTULZ

Maybe you need to check your trunk pan. Feeling a little drowsy are we...

What? You're telling me that my wagon has a trunk? Hooda thunk?

[KULTULZ]

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Originally Posted by 58Yeoman

What? You're telling me that my wagon has a trunk? Hooda thunk?

That's my mission here, to keep you guys informed ...

... rattle ... rattle ...

[paul2748]

Absent replacing the metal, maybe a couple of layers of fibreglass mat will add some rigidity and fill the holes.