ss27gogeta

iTrader: (4)

So I got a 96 camaro z28 that I got in a trade and decided to build it up the body and interior is in really good shape so I did not think much about the floor I stuck my hand under it when I got it apparently I did not put it in the right place when I put it on the lift yesterday to start pulling the engine i seen a rust hole about fist size in the rear pasenger area so now I'm woried if I get it repaired it won't be as structurally sound as it used to be I am wanting to put down between 600 and 700 horsepower so structural integrity is going to be important should I repair the floor and will it be ok or should I search for a new body guess I learnd a lesson just becose its body is nice dose not mean the floor will be

savage388

If you going to be dumping enough money to make 600-700 hp with all the supporting mods a new roller is a no brainer vs trying to fix the cancer. I've been fighting the same rust in the same spot for a year and there really isn't any solution since no one makes replacement floors yet. Pics of the damage would help get other replies though I'm sure.

TechCam97

iTrader: (5)

This. We need to see what you see to help you make a determination.

76larkman

find a wrecked donor car with good floor use for a patch panel. where is the problem? a friend has a 98 kansas car for parts.

toplessHO

iTrader: (25)

Ive got a pretty much complete 94 Firebird hardtop for $800
yea its a 3.4 but is solid Fla car