Has anyone welded on replacement door pillars?

This site contains affiliate links for which LandyZone may be compensated if you make a purchase.

Orangebox

New Member
Posts
12
Location
Box Hill, Surrey
Hi chaps.
After a slow-motion accident yesterday when my 1987 90 ended up on its side, and the only option to upright it was to drag it 50yds down a lane on ice, it has become apparent that the driver's side door pillar is mainly made of painted body-filler (b*******), so it'll need replacing.

So, has anyone successfully welded on replacement door pillars, like these ones?
LAND ROVER DEFENDER L/H DOOR PILLAR AND BRACKET on eBay (end time 03-Jan-11 14:11:52 GMT)

Since I guess it'll be a bulkhead-out job, I'll do it at the same time as replacing the front outriggers, which have small rust holes in them.
 
And here, have a laugh at my expense:
34794_10150109685181083_585706082_7927582_6098952_n.jpg


I did. :D
 
like g-man says probably easier leaving it on to do the pillar repair to keep alignment,but its a pain in the ass gerrin all the spotwelds drilled out:D
 
Hi chaps.
After a slow-motion accident yesterday when my 1987 90 ended up on its side, and the only option to upright it was to drag it 50yds down a lane on ice..

aving just seen the picture, how the fook did you manage that ?
 
aving just seen the picture, how the fook did you manage that ?

About 7mph, sheet ice under thin snow, fairly steep decline, 1st gear Hi, came off the throttle a tad too briskly for the decline and within yards was sideways and bounced off the verge.
All very slow and rubbish, crash wise.

The mother-in-law, who was in the back, was unimpressed.
:D
 
About 7mph, sheet ice under thin snow, fairly steep decline, 1st gear Hi, came off the throttle a tad too briskly for the decline and within yards was sideways and bounced off the verge.
All very slow and rubbish, crash wise.

The mother-in-law, who was in the back, was unimpressed.
:D

shoulda said NOW THATS WHAT HAPPENS WHEN YOU TALK!!!
 
Back
Top