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I agree, when I saw the plastic oil pan bottom I was turned off, but when I had mine up on a lift you can appreciate how high and tucked up underneath the vehicle the pan really is. Not that its invulnerable, but you'd have a hard time damaging that part alone with conscientious driving and tire placement.
I think that section of the frame has pre-tapped holes incorporated into it for the installation of underbody armoring
From memory, several sections do, as some of the PTO1 and PTO2 vehicles had a few different skid plates (under the diffs, and covering parts of the belly)... I'm sure someone has photos of these from the vehicles on the ramps at the PTO2 stops (as they rotated "positions" and some were definitely on ramps with skids)
And a Metal pan.
