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Does anyone know if a 48 Chevy 2-dr sedan floor pan will fit in a 41 Chevy Coupe? If entire floor pan is not the same, will at least the front part fit?
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I think the front part will work just fine and if not then only a slight modification. I don't think the complete pan will work. May have to be shortened some. There should be others who have an opinion on this. I hope so. Good luck with it, Charlie 
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Thanks, Charlie. I think I'll give it a try.
Guy
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As per the parts book the floor pan (complete) is the same for 1941-1948 sedans and club coupes. The business coupe is different due to the gas tank location and trunk floor however the front section would be the same up to the rear of the front seat. You may run into some rocker panel differences due to changes made in 1946 to reduce rust areas.
Gene Schneider
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