TheKeymeister
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Bought this disco as a donor vehicle, and having done some thinking, it seems simpler to put this disco on the road than fix up the range rover.
Boot floor and crossmembers have been replaced and looks good (brand new, still black!). Sills are completely knackered though and looks a bit sorry for itself. Question is, is it too far gone or should I go ahead and repair it?
There's not much left of both sills, and the bottom of the A and B posts are pretty shot. The brackets that bolt up to the outriggers don't seem to bad with mainly just surface rust. I'm a bit worried about the other bracket half way along that bolts through the floor, any idea if you can get that bit as a pre-made replacement part? If I do fix it it'll probably be using box section and the pre-made A/B post repair bits as needed...
Pictures:
Drivers sill
This is the rough looking bracket, seat belt mounting maybe?
Passenger side sill, bad but not as bad as the other side!
And a token shot of everything parked up together...
Boot floor and crossmembers have been replaced and looks good (brand new, still black!). Sills are completely knackered though and looks a bit sorry for itself. Question is, is it too far gone or should I go ahead and repair it?
There's not much left of both sills, and the bottom of the A and B posts are pretty shot. The brackets that bolt up to the outriggers don't seem to bad with mainly just surface rust. I'm a bit worried about the other bracket half way along that bolts through the floor, any idea if you can get that bit as a pre-made replacement part? If I do fix it it'll probably be using box section and the pre-made A/B post repair bits as needed...
Pictures:





Drivers sill

This is the rough looking bracket, seat belt mounting maybe?





Passenger side sill, bad but not as bad as the other side!

And a token shot of everything parked up together...