traction bar covers

[TLea]

Did all early 65s get the fiberglass boxes over traction bars on interior? I have car that came in with none and has no rivet holes in floor but it has been messed with a little

[SFM5S000]

All early two digit  "S" cars should have. Cars 5032 and earlier, most should have. All cars above 109 should have. Competition (R Models, I'm not 100 sure).

Cheers,
~Earl J

[SFM6S087]

If it is a later '65 it might help to know that the carryovers got those fiberglass boxes.

Steve

[TLea]

Cars 5032 and earlier, most should have.

Cheers,
~Earl J

It is earlier, trying to figure if it was PO or early anomaly

[Brant]

Did all early 65s get the fiberglass boxes over traction bars on interior? I have car that came in with none and has no rivet holes in floor but it has been messed with a little

Tim,

The very early cars that I have seen, do not have the interior fiberglass covers...only the rubber attached with pop rivets around the cut out in the floor.

[CharlesTurner]

If the car has the original rear floor, then there should be a few holes for pop rivets used to secure the covers.

[gt350hr]

  034 ( now owned by Craig Jackson) had fiberglass covers when I worked on it in the '70s. 212 (R model) had no evidence ( in 2000) of ever having them. 5S272 has covers. All carryovers had them but I do not know the transition point ( vin wise) for the switch to "E brake boots" like I have was made.
   Randy

[TLea]

Original floors and no holes. Car # 16

[mlplunkett]

Is there a currently-available E-brake boot that is a good substitute for the originals?