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discosteve1234

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• Mar 16, 2009

• #1

hi all
moving some crap from back garden over the weekend and my knee went through boot floor. am i best to buy a full replacement panel (if so does anyone know where from?) or should i just buy some sheet steel?

steve

 

endurance1

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• Mar 16, 2009

• #2

hi mate
got mine from paddocks £48 plus postage, it looks a lot nicer than just welding flat sheets in, and its ribbed to give it extra strength.

 

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mjltigger

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• Mar 16, 2009

• #3

endurance1 said:

hi mate
got mine from paddocks £48 plus postage, it looks a lot nicer than just welding flat sheets in, and its ribbed for her pleasure.

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I had heard these things were great for a bunk up in but didn't realise they were actually designed that way..

 

demitrious1973

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• Mar 16, 2009

• #4

there are boot floors on ebay


I just cut a mint boot floor up for the sender hole for a nother car

 

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terratology

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• Mar 16, 2009

• #5

Hi, i'm just doing mine at mo and using a sheet of 3mil mild steel for the boot floor. Probably has more strength than the standard one and it aint likely to rust out for a lot longer!! £30 buys you a 8x4 sheet and the suppliers will even cut it for you

 

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discosteve1234

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• Mar 16, 2009

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cheers guys, think i might go down the sheet steel route as it looks easy enough area and i think i have some spare from my mini van

cheers guys

steve

 

demitrious1973

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• Mar 16, 2009

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if you use flat sheel see if you can borrow or get someone to put the creases in the metal for you with proper milling tools.

I do have the tools and they are so handy for metal work...