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OldRide Answers Home Using OldRide Answers Ask a Question   Browse Questions In: AMC Buick Cadillac Chevrolet Chrysler Dodge Ford Lincoln Mercury Oldsmobile Packard Plymouth Pontiac Studebaker Volkswagen Other Makes Classic Trucks  General Topics General Questions Help Identify Classic Car News General Restoration Vehicle Maintenance Site Suggestions & Comments          Search Questions:    rwl223      What are knockouts in the floor used for? I have a 1956 Chevy 210 Sedan with what appear to be 1" x 3" oval-shaped knockouts in the floor below the door sills, just outside the channel where the electrical wires run. I found them after removing globs of old caulk used to seal them. Any idea why they are there and what they are/were used for? posted: November 19, 2011       Answers (1)   brett      I believe that they are removable condensation/debris seals there should be more of the same on the underside of the chasis.??? sources: my 1968 mercury cougar has these in various locations in bottom of chasis posted:  January 15, 2012

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