New 1969-72 Blazer or Jimmy Cargo Bed Floor Area In Stock

[GMCPaul]

Just out and in stock to ship 1969-72 Blazer or Jimmy Complete Cargo Bed Floor Area. This is the complete floor from just behind the seat from where it steps up to the far rear where it reaches the tailgate. Running from bed side to bed side with all the correct holes and all bed floor cross braces installed. $850.00 Will have pics either later this evening or tomorrow. Original gauge construction and fitment test was good. No more modifying of the SWB bed floors needed now to fix your Blazer & Jimmy.
http://www.gmcpauls.com/bed_parts.htm
Dad thought you all would want to know right away.
Paul Jr @ GMCPauls

[jaros44sr]

THANK YOU, well done, much needed piece, but w/o pics, it never happened

Product ought to sell well, you re filling a void

[Wasted Income]

Awesome! Great to see some first gen blazer/jimmy stuff coming to the market...too bad it only took 45 years. lol

[A1971Blazer]

I'm in for one as soon as I get to that stage!

[GMCPaul]

Originally Posted by jaros44sr

THANK YOU, well done, much needed piece, but w/o pics, it never happened

Product ought to sell well, you re filling a void

LOL, Pics are up so its now confirmed it happened. We've also added a rear cab floor to cargo area step up plate. You'll find the step up plate on the following page of our web site
http://www.gmcpauls.com/Patch_Panels.htm
Since this actually happened there are pictures on the site.
Paul Jr.

[jaros44sr]

Originally Posted by GMCPaul

LOL, Pics are up so its now confirmed it happened. We've also added a 69-72 Blazer Jimmy correct cab floor, a rear cab to cargo floor transition cross member & a rear cab floor to cargo area step up plate. You'll find the floor, cross member & step up plate on the following page of our web site
http://www.gmcpauls.com/Patch_Panels.htm
Since these actually happened to there are pictures of them on the site.
Paul Jr.

Nice! I m in for a cab floor, will replace my gazillion patch panels, AND install with a spot welder....
Is there a way to get a pic of the lower 'B' post area, OEM has alot of 'goofy' bends and brackets in this area

Thank you Paul Jr. for your continued work of providing quality parts to this sickness we call a hobby. I wish you business success in your future....

[mcmlxix]

[jmillsUT28]

Has anyone bought this kit and if so how was the fitment? Any advice is appreciated. Thanks!

[Blazerowner]

I know that Paul's doesn't sell anything they think is subpar. I know most parts take a little finessing to put in depending on your blazer and its history. Even originals.

[Chad22873]

I bought one from GMCPauls about a month a ago and it fit perfectly. I have purchased parts from several places and can't say enough about the parts I have got from GMCPauls. The packaging is exceptional and the parts have arrived in perfect condition. I would highly recommend this bed floor to anyone who needs it. It took me about 4 hours to put it in. No massaging or drilling or cutting. It fit great. The only thing that it doesn't have is the holes or bracing underneath for the rear seat.

[jaros44sr]

Nice work Chad, glad you decided to go that route, looks great

[jmillsUT28]

Hey Chad, can you give me some advice on installing this guy? Really have not had time to look at mine but looks like you had the top off. How did you support the fenders and everything else that this bed floor bolts to? Thanks for the picture! Looks like a great product!

Jon

Originally Posted by Chad22873

I bought one from GMCPauls about a month a ago and it fit perfectly. I have purchased parts from several places and can't say enough about the parts I have got from GMCPauls. The packaging is exceptional and the parts have arrived in perfect condition. I would highly recommend this bed floor to anyone who needs it. It took me about 4 hours to put it in. No massaging or drilling or cutting. It fit great. The only thing that it doesn't have is the holes or bracing underneath for the rear seat.

[Chad22873]

I can give you advice whichever way you want to go but by far the easiest is to take the bed sides off. Do you have rocker work to do? If so, I would definitely take the sides off. It is not that difficult to remove them. Sounds worse than it really is. That being said I did mine with the sides on. I did it that way only because I did all my rocker work first, which was a mistake, and I didnt want to cut my work loose. So what I did was take the rocker box end cap off and then took the bedsides loose at the rear sill. I then made a couple of stands out of angle iron that I bolted to the tailgate hinge holes. I then slid the rear of the bedsides out just enough that I could get the rear sill out. I was concerned that by sliding them out that it might tweak something in the B pillar area but it had no affect on them at all. I was then able to slide the bed floor in from the rear and get it in place. It was not the easiest thing to do but it worked and turned out well. I just cut the old bed floor out in about three pieces. Much easier than trying to remove the whole thing with the sides on. Dont know if any of this makes sense but I do have plenty of pics if you have a question about a specific area.

[k5blazin]

Has anyone heard from gmc Paul? I've been trying to place an order for this bed for 3 weeks but no response!

[Chad22873]

How are you trying to order it? I order parts from them on a regular basis and never have any trouble. It always ships quickly. I do it all online at GMCPauls.com.

[Mr Banshee]

Try Southern Kentucky Classics. That's where I purchased my floor. Great place to deal with as well.