Pics wanted-71-74 B body manual trans

Does anyone have pics of the bottom of the floor pan on a '71 through '74 B body 4 speed car?
I want to see how the factory did it.

I think it is different between if your car is a bench seat or bucket seat.

Need to specify which car. Bench and buddy seat cars are different than bucket seat or buckets with a console. The pans are the same but the weld in humps are different.

I have a naked 71 RR that came with a bench seat sitting in my garage, I can take some pics of the inside easily, do you need pics from the underside too?

Joe

Here's mine. Original bench seat 4spd car. I'm going with buckets and arm rests.

Bottom

let me know what you need, my car is right here in the garage and am working on it tonight.

The bucket seat/console version is identical to the E-bodies, but the pedal configuration is slightly different.

YES! That would be great-I want to see how much of the floor is cut under the 4 speed hump

CDP-good pics, but I was looking for undercar shot with no trans. (picky, ain't I?)
The interior shot was good-that's the stock 4 speed hump for bench seat, correct?
I'm converting my '72 Charger to manual.
More like, fixing somebody else's slop job.

bench seat 4 spd car

https://board.moparts.org/ubbthreads/ubbthreads.php/topics/1012375/1971-rr-resto.html#Post1012375

Yes, original hump.

Couple more pics here but none underneath.

Thanks,gy!
cdp-nice 'Runner, still have it?

Here's mine.
I replaced the drivers side floor pan and added the 4 speed hump.
It was an automatic transmission car.

Did you just sort of use the hump as a template?
Did you leave the floor sheetmetal on top of the torsion bar crossmember?
Good pics, thanks to everyone for the replies.

[/quote]Did you just sort of use the hump as a template?
Did you leave the floor sheetmetal on top of the torsion bar crossmember?
Good pics, thanks to everyone for the replies. [/quote]

Yes, I did use the hump as a template.

For the very top of the torsion bar cross member, the 4 speed hump covers that area.