31 160B Floor Pan where to find them

wsaric

Junior Member
I am looking at replacing in front of the rear seat floor pan. I have been unable to find one. Please help!
 
In all likelihood you will not find a good one. Therefore you will need to fabricate one yourself, -or find a metalshaper who can accurately duplicate it for you.
 
Give us a call. i think we have one or two. They have some rust in the pan under the front seat, but we have a new pan that can be welded in there to repair that.

The Briggs (1928-1930) and Murray (1929-1930) floor pans will NOT work on a 160B, since the 160B has one giant floorpan that runs from the front of the front seat clear back to the very back of the body. The 1928-1930 wood bodied 4 door sedans have a pan under the front seat, another pan behind the front seat, and yet another under the back seat.

Steve Becker
Berts Model A Center
 
What location are you at, state or country ? Once winter breaks here in Michigan if you can wait I can get u dimensions to make one, yes it is one piece from front to back.
 
We have 3 of them. Complete pan front to rear $700 each. The 160 series cars are the only ones where the entire floorpan is all one piece. ABout 6 feet long and 3 feet wide.

Steve Becker
Berts Model A Center
 
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