Billet Sill Plates...Ideas?

[BossaNova]

I have found a supplier of billet sill plates for 66-67 Chevy II. However, I'm not crazy about the wide space ball milled pattern that is offered. Looks too street roddish.

Any ideas on what pattern would look racy/street fighterish to go with my Modo pedals?

Pictures would be great.

Thanks!

[CRead01]

I have been thinking about the same thing for my camaro. I am curious what this thread will come up with.

[Fesler built]

We have been working on one for the major cars for a few months now, we should have something soon that we will be able to show pictures on. We are trying to built it with a low cost so they will sell.

[Jim Nilsen]

A series of round black dots would be appropriate if they are spaced right. I would think that 3 rows with the middle one staggered would look great if they were 3/8 to 7/16 in size.

[CarPlayLB]

This is not so much about style, but about how it is made. For us guys that already have a painted car, why don't you make the sill plate about about 1/16 to 1/8 inch larger to cover up where the old plate rested against the paint. This way it will look better than if it doesn't match/cover the old location.

[CRead01]

This is not so much about style, but about how it is made. For us guys that already have a painted car, why don't you make the sill plate about about 1/16 to 1/8 inch larger to cover up where the old plate rested against the paint. This way it will look better than if it doesn't match/cover the old location.

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[BossaNova]

Here's the link to the place I was talking about:

http://www.mccoysautocreations.com/FORSALE.html

[BossaNova]

Any other ideas?

Not talking specifically for a Chevy II/Nova, but anything.

[streetk14]

They aren't billet, but I have a set of brushed aluminum style sill plates on my 67. They are just ABS plastic with a brushed aluminum finish, but I think they look nice. They are from Covan's Classic, and I think they make a carbon fiber finish as well.

Andy

[LowBuckX]

problem with my stockers is that the toe of my shoe always catches the sill plate when getting out of the car and destros the sill plate after a while...