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Old 05-13-2009, 06:31 PM   #1
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suburban floor pan a panel

Has anyone seen a suburban floor pan installed in a panel. If so, do you have any pictures, and does anyone sell complete suburban floor pans?
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Old 05-13-2009, 06:40 PM   #2
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Re: suburban floor pan a panel

The wooden area in a Suburban is shorter. The steel part of a Suburban floor continues back to behind the second row seat.
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Re: suburban floor pan a panel

Yah, I have seen a suburban foor pan, but I was curious if anyone has shortened the wooden bed section of a panel and installed a suburban pan to add an extra row of seats in the panel.
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Re: suburban floor pan a panel

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Yah, I have seen a suburban foor pan, but I was curious if anyone has shortened the wooden bed section of a panel and installed a suburban pan to add an extra row of seats in the panel.
Why not just install it on the wood? That's the way a 3rd row seat in a suburban is any way.

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Old 05-14-2009, 03:02 PM   #5
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Why not just install it on the wood? That's the way a 3rd row seat in a suburban is any way.

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I thought about it, there just would not be any leg room.
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I thought about it, there just would not be any leg room.
You could build a stand to put them on, not a lot of extra room, but not bad if it's for some younger kids. Take a look at my thread "71 suburban for parts", I still have most of the floor section, if you want to come and get it, .

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