seat riser/floor pan

[dean from bozeman]

I am not familiar with roadsters and therefore need help.

Is the seat riser/floor pan unit the same in a '29 Roadster and a '29 Coupe or do they differ? The floor pan is the one that folks in the rumble seat would put their feet on.

Thanks.
Dean

[msmaron]

Here is what the question is on friends.

[Farrell In Vancouver]

The beads and breaks look very similar to the pans on my 28 coupe:

[msmaron]

actually the question is also that is the seat riser a coupe or roadster??? the "TABS" on the riser are the main question.

[Gary Karr]

The pans that Mark is showing are from a Coupe but are the virtually the same as a Roadster. The Coups use the two "L" brackets pictured in Mark's post. The Roadsters did not use those nor the two pieces welded to the lower center. The Roadste used a wood piece attached to the toe pan for the seat attachment. Dean, we were actually removing these pans last weekend from a Coupe body to use on Karl's Roadster.

[Steve Plucker]

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A-40849 (Seat Rear Riser/Riser Seat rear Assembly) and A-40210 (Floor Pan Front/Pan Floor Front) and according to the November 15, 1929 Body Parts List for the Roadster and Standard Coupe...are "virtually" the same items just as Gary says "minus the L brackets".

Pluck

[msmaron]

Originally Posted by Gary Karr

The pans that Mark is showing are from a Coupe but are the virtually the same as a Roadster. The Coups use the two "L" brackets pictured in Mark's post. The Roadsters did not use those nor the two pieces welded to the lower center. The Roadster used a wood piece attached to the toe pan for the seat attachment. .

Originally Posted by Steve Plucker

A-40849 (Seat Rear Riser/Riser Seat rear Assembly) and A-40210 (Floor Pan Front/Pan Floor Front) and according to the November 15, 1929 Body Parts List for the Roadster and Standard Coupe...are the same items just as Gary says.

Pluck

PLUCK Gary does NOT say they are the same....read his first line...he states it is from a coupe....no???

[Steve Plucker]

Originally Posted by Gary Karr

The pans that Mark is showing are from a Coupe but are the virtually the same as a Roadster. The Coups use the two "L" brackets pictured in Mark's post. The Roadsters did not use those nor the two pieces welded to the lower center. The Roadste used a wood piece attached to the toe pan for the seat attachment. Dean, we were actually removing these pans last weekend from a Coupe body to use on Karl's Roadster.

Mark,

My fault...guess I read it wrong!

Pluck

[Gary Karr]

What I was trying to say was that the stamped sheet metal pans were (are) identical. The difference is that the Coupe toe curved pan has the additional "L" shaped brackets riveted to the top as well as the two small pieces spot welded to the lower middle (as i the picture posted by Mark.) The Roadster toe pan did not have these but the sheet metal stamping is the same.

[msmaron]

Gary just sent you an email about part of the statement above please,.......
mark