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1955-1957 Chevy Floor Pan Right Rear

Item EK-57-135057-1
1955-1957 Chevy Floor Pan Right Rear
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      Features

        • Floor Pan Partial Rear Repair Panel
        • Original Gauge & Contours
        • 23" Length X 29" Width
        • Fits All Models
        • Weld-Through Primer Finish
        • Right (Passenger's Side)

      Description

      Eckler’s Classic Chevy stamped steel sheet metal floor pan repair panels are crucial when rust rears its ugly head. 1955, 1956, or 1957 Classic Chevy floor pans take a beating over the years and are rarely rust-free. Eckler’s Classic Chevy sources sheet metal floor pans from the world’s premium manufacturers to bring you only the very best for your restoration. Floor pans are stamped on heavy ton equipment from correct gauge steel to ensure factory style contours and maximum rigidity over originals. Right side rear partial floor pans that reach from the front footwell toe

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