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arochard 05-30-2000 03:19 PM

I just ordered a floor pan for my 1796 230.4
Only the left side needs replacing as it is almost all rotten through (the previous owner's probably didn't use rubber floor mats.)

I just wanted to know how difficult an operation the removal and welding in of the new pan is and approx. how long a job is it?

Thanks,

AARON ROCHARD
1976 230.4

P.S. I also discovered a great place to get aftermarket floor panels for cheap. If anyone is interested, please feel free to ask.

arochard 08-15-2000 12:26 PM

Just received the driver's side floor panel (only cost me CDN$150 !!!) However, the quote I got from a bldy shop is that it will take all day and $350 labour !!!

Is this fair ?

Just wondering.

AARON ROCHARD
1976 230.4

WmHarlow 08-15-2000 01:36 PM

My floorpans (front and rear) cost and labor was $400 for my 76 240D. The 'local welding-guy' did an excellent job!

My welding cost was very low, but in KY almost everyone in the rural areas have welders and experience.

Hope this helps in your pricing quest.

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William
76 240D (W115) - 550K miles
78 300D (W123) - 200K+ miles

Zoonhollis 08-15-2000 02:47 PM

You can expect that much for a car made in 1796! :D



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Matt
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Grey/black '84 300D, 194K

Brian16V 08-15-2000 06:20 PM

Zoonhollis (Matt):

My sentiments exactly! Did they even MAKE steel back 1796? I think state-of-the-art was slate, wasn't it? No need for rubber floor mats. Sorry guys, had to poke some fun on this one :)

Brian

h2odiesel 08-16-2000 07:26 AM

<BLOCKQUOTE><font size="1" face="Verdana, Arial">quote:</font><HR>Originally post
P.S. I also discovered a great place to get aftermarket floor panels for cheap. If anyone is interested, please feel free to ask.[/B]<HR></BLOCKQUOTE>

I would greatly appriciate knowing a source for after market pans as my 71 220D has two layers of under coating sandwiching a thin layer of rust instead of floor pans.
Bob D.


arochard 08-16-2000 12:29 PM

Geez, so many comedians !!! I suppose I had it coming.

Anyhoo, FYI, the website is:
www.showcars-bodyparts.com

The guy works out of Mississauga, Ontario
(Toronto)
I'm not sure about shipping but I went and picked up the part myself (about 45 min drive from my house)

I paid CDN$150 for one driver's side floor pan.

AARON ROCHARD
1976 230.4


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