actually those floor pans are really good, they've been out for mustangs now for a while, and i sold one of those a while back and it was really good...guy loved it...and when i moved it, it seemed really sturdy to me

 

Very true, but do you remember the Daewoo cars at all from South Korea that were made in partnership with GM? Those things made Geo's look dependable and solid. Tons of brake problems to compound the issue. :P

 

If Josh says it's good then you can't go wrong with this floor pan.

 

Guy from Miamisburg, OH named Gene runs a business called Star City Classic Parts. Gene says the floor pans are just as good as the $2600 pieces.



Can't be too unlike the pieces of tinfoil we drive around now. Push too hard on the doors, quarter panels, or hood while waxing and the "metal" will push in and pop back out!

Oh how true. I like my '06 monte a lot.

With it being car show season I needed to do somethingwith it? So I placed it on wheel dollies and "Tried" to roll it in to a corner of my barn. BIG MISTAKE!
One slight push on the front fender told me I'd better find another place to push, or forget the idea all together. Unless I wanted a custom front fender?
Pushing on the wheels proved to be a more solid place to push and pull while moving the car.

 

Got a call back from Mike at Chevy today. He said to go to another dealer and see about having the headlights replaced?
His advice was talk with the srvc manager and if needed tell the manager to call him.

I explained I wasn't trying to be a jerk. I just asked about having a part replaced I feel is defective.

Mike said since the beginning of 2006 the headlights have been upgraded three times but he couldn't find out what the upgrades were?

 

So this guys at one dealership telling you to go to another for the fix?

 

As far as I know, this Mike for directly for Chevy.

 

Huh?!

 

He "Works" for Chevy.

 

Right and he's telling you to go to another dealership for a fix? Why can't his dealership do it?