Looking For Floor Drain Measurements

I'm looking for measurements on both the size and placement of the factory floor drains. I didn't document this and the old metal is long gone! I'd really appreciate it, and it'd be super good if I could get it by Wednesday as that's when I'm hoping to get some work done, but whenever works.

Also some measurements of the location of the brights foot-switch would be helpful, but the floor drains are a bigger deal to me.

 

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Still on the lookout! It'd be great if I could get some from here but if I need to go find one locally that could work.

 

X2 ... Can only measure for my '75 CJ5 for you ?. timgr would most likely be someone to reach out to?

 

Yeah i think either of those will work. And yeah Focker im trying to go for correct/factory. This jeep wont be perfect but I dont like the idea of losing factory detail as I repair it haha

 

Awesome! Thank you so much! Last thing, the picture looks like they're ⅞" in diameter, is that correct?

 

A different perspective..... Just to confuse the livi'n S@*% outta Ya ( 1 1/2 " from outside of tub, ~ 2" OC. 1 " diameter, too. )

 

Hello Focker, You might want to Stop using the MM/ Inch combo tape measures on our Jeeps. I think it's against the Law . ! ( Your's were a lot better than mine ! )

 

You guys are the best. I think I'm gonna have it painted by the end of this weekend I'll have to put up some pics eventually.

 

I don't think I can add much to this thread. Pretty sure there's no change in the location of these until they went away completely for 1976. I recall the last ones used plastic snap-in buttons for the cover pivot (1975 only?), instead of the bat-handle screws of the earlier ones. Seemed cheap n' cheesy at the time, since you could lock down the drain when held by the screw, and they would just flop around with the button. The drains went away entirely in the later model, possibly because holes in the floor are a safety hazard with a top on the Jeep in the event of exhaust leaks.