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Drivers side *note* I have taken 1x1 angle iron and bolted it…

Drivers side 
*note* I have taken 1x1 angle iron and bolted it in from the top of the firewall down along the floor to behind the seat. I did this for two reasons..one, due to it being a good place to bolt the metal panels to and two, because it is so badly rusted that without replacing the pans and using a welder. I figured it would add a little integrity to these areas that are pretty shot. With this repair being bolted in opposed to welded it should flex pretty good...hehehe, instead of cracking the welds
Drivers side *note* I have taken 1x1 angle iron and bolted it in from the top of the firewall down along the floor to behind the seat. I did this for two reasons..one, due to it being a good place to bolt the metal panels to and two, because it is so badly rusted that without replacing the pans and using a welder. I figured it would add a little integrity to these areas that are pretty shot. With this repair being bolted in opposed to welded it should flex pretty good...hehehe, instead of cracking the weldsOriginal file
Drivers side 
*note* I have taken 1x1 angle iron and bolted it in from the top of the firewall down along the floor to behind the seat. I did this for two reasons..one, due to it being a good place to bolt the metal panels to and two, because it is so badly rusted that without replacing the pans and using a welder. I figured it would add a little integrity to these areas that are pretty shot. With this repair being bolted in opposed to welded it should flex pretty good...hehehe, instead of cracking the welds

Drivers side
*note* I have taken 1x1 angle iron and bolted it in from the top of the firewall down along the floor to behind the seat. I did this for two reasons..one, due to it being a good place to bolt the metal panels to and two, because it is so badly rusted that without replacing the pans and using a welder. I figured it would add a little integrity to these areas that are pretty shot. With this repair being bolted in opposed to welded it should flex pretty good...hehehe, instead of cracking the welds

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