Hi Shooter! Thanks for watching my thread. I am planning to cover it with foam backed (3mm) PU leather. My headlining is pretty bashed, it has crinkles and I thought a thicker type of material will be the best option. I have installed the carpets back in already. I think they will take a long...

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Still leaking...I decided to reseal the sunroofs as the previous owner only mastic them from the ouside, I will take the roof bars off and refit them. I will replace a rusty hinge, driver's side mirror, and a broken stop lamp. All are possible reasons. Just found the disco full of water in the...

Thanks Coops! According to the former keeper, he couldn't find the leak source. He sealed the sunroofs, mastic the gaskets and everything. The Disco is all stripped now, It's been raining for the last couple of days. I can not see any water coming in anywhere. I can see some (white ish) water...

Another day of removing stuff from my Disco. I have removed pretty much everything on the floor so I can trace the leak. Best guess so far, leaking gasket at windscreen, driver side. I cleaned all the plastic parts, I started spraying some of them. The headlining striped, steam washed ...

I have cleaned all the plastic parts with warm water and washing liquid, using a scotchbrite and a toothbrush. I am planning to respray them as some of them are stained or scratched. I have separated the plastic light casing so I can wash it. I have washed the switch button separately, trying...

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Sorry for the multiple photos. Didn't mean to

Remove the rubber gasket located along the.middle of the.metal trim. Use a screwdriver to pull it out. Start at one end. Then remove the screws underneath and lift the.metal trim

Oh, and the rear seat belts bolts :)

Yes Headtester. It is really easy. The carpet is only held in place by the bins and the carpet trim near and parallel to the rear bumper. And a bit of glue. Easy. Just remove the trim, tilt the bins and the carpet should come off easily. Enjoy! :)

Couldn't help it! : )

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