Gotta move car with no floor pan, need advice

[lemming303]

Yall, it looks like my family and I will be moving back to Texas in a couple months, down to San Antonio. This has come up pretty suddenly. I have removed my floor pan already, and won't be able to put a new one in until after I move. Question I have is should I maybe brace the car somewhere before trailering it to San Antonio? I don't want it to warp or twist on me without the pan in. There is no other structural parts removed. Thanks for the help.

[David_Lee]

Yall, it looks like my family and I will be moving back to Texas in a couple months, down to San Antonio. This has come up pretty suddenly. I have removed my floor pan already, and won't be able to put a new one in until after I move. Question I have is should I maybe brace the car somewhere before trailering it to San Antonio? I don't want it to warp or twist on me without the pan in. There is no other structural parts removed. Thanks for the help.

I would weld in as many braces as possible to stop the car from warping.

[dutch]

I dont think that will get you in trouble.  I would hang the doors in before transport.

[72cudamaan]

I dont think that will get you in trouble.  I would hang the doors in before transport.

  I might also tack weld one tie across the rockers.

[Cuda Cody]

Yes, weld a lot of braces in to be safe.

[rhamson]

At the very least I would X-brace the door openings and the floor area.

[lemming303]

Cool. Thanks yall. I really appreciate it