All of this took well under an hour. The hard part was the edges. I had to raise up the floor pan on jack stands so that it cleared the huge steel beam that runs the length of the car. That was a little precarious, but obviously it all worked out.


Here is the piece that was removed. I've OFFICIALLY decided that the plan is to call a junk hauler or remover once that last piece of the floor pan is out. It's just too much work sawing up those parts to fit into the trash bins, and I really want to minimize my exposure to the reciprocating saw.
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