I got the old girl on the Rotisserie today. I didn't get as much done as I wanted to.

 

I wanted to get the exhaust and rest of the chrome off today too. By the time I made the brackets and aligned the Rotisserie and took the rear end out I was done for the day.

 

On the up side you can spin the car with 2 fingers

 

Looks like you are making great progress.

 

Almost at the bottom hey psy4s

 

This looks like a one piece floor would be a good Idea. I was at this very point several months ago. The one from NPD went right into place. I actually think it was the best fitting pannel I purchased during my restoration of my car. After alot of drilling the old welds out, the new floor dropped right in. I like the look more than having the Franken Floor effect with many small patches. Since the car is on the rotisseri, it only takes time. And I bet alot less time than doing a bunch of little patches.

 

Did your floor come with all the mounting hardware for console, seat belts, rear seat brackets, leaf spring mounts.... stuff like that? I know I'll need to put the front seat mounts back on.

 

Yes everything from the rear seat hooks to the seatbelt anchors are already there. You just have to install the seat base for the front seats.
The Console anchors are not there, and the hole for the shifter if you have a floor shift must be cut, so keep your old one long enough to do the measurements. The Console anchors can be had from almost everywhere, along with the expander that spreads them after installation. This is no problem at all.

 

Just working out the shipping right now

 

I have the quarters cut off. The shell is ready for sand blasting. I also have a full floor and full trunk pan and rockers on the way