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Old 03-03-2021, 03:14 PM   #19
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Re: Suburban Rear Floor Options

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Sorry but ... Is it one piece, what is the thickness and density, how easy is it to work with, custom cut or can you DIY cut?

I am planning on raising and mini tubbing the rear section from the 2nd row seats back.
On my 53 Suburban I used marine grade plywood. I stained it then I coated the bottom and edges of the pieces with rust guard paint to protect them from the elements. I too have a notch and raised and widened my wheel tubs.

The AD Suburban's were built around the wood floors so you can't go with one piece floors. I know its not the same body style but it might provide some ideas.

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