Looking for the name of a part

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JLo86

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• Jul 17, 2019

• #1

Hi guys, I’m new to Landy ownership and have just start work on a project 90. I have removed rear interior trim to discover corrosion in LH rear tub corner where it connects to side panel. Long story short cappings on tub look ok but I can’t find the name or replacement part for the corner bracket (pics attached). Could anyone help identify the part name so I can order a new one?

 

tottot

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• Jul 17, 2019

• #2

Not a general'y available part. Try YRM metal solutions, May be able to help.

 

Scooby22

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• Jul 17, 2019

• #3

It looks like a very easy bracket to make, just visualise it as an opened out flat piece of plate, remove it hammer it flat use as a template to make a new piece and bend in to shape in a vice.

 

Flossie

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• Jul 17, 2019

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Aren't they rivited on?
If so, drill them out, sides will need removing though, and clean them up or make new as said.
I seem to recall the steel is quite thick there so maybe they will clean up good?
Can't look at mine as I have station wagon trim covering it all up.
Or someone may have some scrap sides that they can salvage the bits for you? I know I scrapped a few sides years ago because no one wanted to buy them.
Try an ad in the wanted section?
Edit- just expanded your pic on my phone and can see they are rotted.

 

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JLo86

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• Jul 18, 2019

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Thanks for the helps / views. I will drill it out and have a look at getting someone to fabricate it. Also need a new mounting stud as that snapped trying to undo it!

 

bluedog333

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• Jul 18, 2019

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Looks mostly in solid fettle. Cut and weld a repair piece in and she’ll be good ( or take to fabricators if you don’t have a welder. Buy a welder. ).

 

NiallRussell

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• Jul 18, 2019

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FYI depending on what you want, sides for a 90 are not expensive. many second hand pop up. you might just find replacing the whole sides is easier if there is any other work needed on them.