1932 3window ford rloor pan.

[jambottle]

Does anyone sell a steel original style floor pan for a 1932 ford 3w coupe?Thanks in advance.Chris

[DavidG]

No. The pan from the #2 cross sill rearward is shared with the convertible sedan and Victoria, but that doesn't widen the possibilities very much. Originals do turn up from time to time on ebay.

[jambottle]

this is what brookville sells as a 32 3w floor! Not even close!

[barnfind08]

I have a rear floor pan I will take a picture and send to your e-mail if you give it to me. I forgot what I got it out of 40 years ago but I believe it was a coupe. You never know. Fred

[Conair007]

This is what it's suppose to look like pic from my 3 W coupe. Only the 3W and Vicky have these floors.

[DavidG]

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And the convertible sedan. The floor pan that Brookville uses for their coupe bodies is a replica of what was originally used in '32 roadsters, cabriolets, standard coupes, and sport coupes. Given that Brookville's main market is the rodders, it is understandable why they went with what is basically a flat floor rather than step up for the extremely deep draw dies required to produce the deluxe coupe/convertible sedan/Victoria floor.

[jambottle]

Originally Posted by DavidG

No. The pan from the #2 cross sill rearward is shared with the convertible sedan and Victoria, but that doesn't widen the possibilities very much. Originals do turn up from time to time on ebay.

How close are the 2dr and 4 door sedan floors to the 32 3w floor?I can`t see old Henry stamping to many different floors.

[DavidG]

You may not see it as practical, but there were four distinctly different '32 passenger car floor pans. One for only the phaeton, one for the roadster, standard coupe, and cabriolet, one for the sedans, and one for the deluxe coupe, convertible sedan and Victoria.