My experience with OEVEEDUB is that they do seem to carry some very nice and sometimes unique products.
> wrote in message oups.com...
> Thanks, David and Jim.
>
> Appreciate that info on the video tapes, floor boards and caveats on
> welding.
>
> In another thread someone mentioned Danish floor boards, which are
> apparently superior to the cheaper ones out there.
> I found those yesterday at www.oeveedub.com.
> Since the body has to come off, it is probably a good idea to wait
> until then, right?
> Was looking at the heater channels and left side is totally rotted out
> so will need to be replaced. The other one looks solid. Oeveedub has
> those as well. Are those the ones to get, then?
>
> Oh, I know that this will not be a minor project and I appreciate the
> reminder, Jim. I have a two car garage pretty much dedicated to be a
> workshop. I've fixed a fair amount of cars when broken, but this is
> definitely the largest automotive thing I've undertaken.
>
> With the great guidance I've gotten from just reading this newsgroup I
> am not afraid of the job.
>
> Thanks again.
> Remco
>