Any rollpan pics?

[LILJP's66]

I'm interested in some pics, possibly some how to tips on making my own rollpan

[shortbed70]

Check the last post in my build thread in signature. As far as making one good luck there's a pretty gradual curve too them.
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[LILJP's66]

yeah that's the look I'm going for. Ant chance a pan off a different year or model could be made to fit?

[jchav62]

[lakeroadster]

Originally Posted by LILJP's66

Any rollpan pics? I'm interested in some pics, possibly some how to tips on making my own rollpan

Widened a LMC roll pan and added fender extenions for a smoother lower profile such that the fender contour continues all the way across.

[63alloveru]

63 pan

[Doug19]

You guys that are posting pictures mind posting what brand roll pan you have and if you would buy it again. I'm thinking about adding a roll pan plus a back bumber, but I want to flip the bumper upside down and have my exhaust come out where the license plate indention on the bumper is. Just trying to think of a good place to put the plate without it looking out of place.

[63alloveru]

Brothers Trucks out of so cal half the straightest roll pans, maker do not know, LMC and Classic Chevy also sells a pan

[lakeroadster]

Mar-K also has rear roll pans for fleet and step side. Smooth or with louvers they have like 6 different versions.... Made in the USA too!

http://www.mar-k.com/Catalog/catalog.aspx

[YBNORML]

Lakeroadster: I love that pan, really ties the back end up nicely
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[1Bad62Pro/Street]

Roll Pan threads@
http://www.google.com/custom?domains...D%3A1%3B&hl=en

YouTube - 1965 Chevrolet Pickup

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[lakeroadster]

Originally Posted by YBNORML

Lakeroadster: I love that pan, really ties the back end up nicely
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Thanks. Most step side roll pans are designed to be placed right under the tailgate and stick out from the fenders, like this:

Problem is you have to cut out a large chunk of the cross sill for the license plate pan.
(This photo also shows how visible a blazer tank is on a shortbed stepside.).

Being the kind of guy that can't leave well enough alone I modified it a bit. The rear frame crossmember needs to be relocated back into the frame to make this work, unless you use a pan without a license plate. I think if I had it to do over a would use a smooth pan and roll form the license plate to match the roll pan, and then make a slight recess in the pan for the plate. Johnny Law might not like that though.

[YBNORML]

I like yours better, the other makes the pan look like an after thought.
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