Rear floor - yet another
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J.P.S
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Hey graham this was my old girl when i brought her
Aint got a clue who mot`ed it before i brought i brought it, but i bet a good weekend with a dirty hooker they didnt see it!!!!
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They mite as well of done at the time! it under there, somewhere under the straw and inches of dust n farm crap that had built up over time! But it was a good interesting and fun job to do, up until this point i had only really done arc and thermit welding on the rails! Which is a little extrreme for a bit of boot floor welding lmao
I have never welded (well only a tiny bit) but I wouldnt mind having a crack at this myself. Foolish?
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yes.buy an alloy floor and rivet it in place with sealant.I have 1 here for 35 quid...
can post it at your cost.would make a complete repair for about 65 quids....
can post it at your cost.would make a complete repair for about 65 quids....
Does it look exactly the same as the original or is it just a shaped sheet of flat alloy?
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it is ribbed.it was in my 2door rangie....kept it as its alloy and the rust monster left it behind...
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ok hang on......
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no its got some work on it.take a couple o days but i have a long distance shot somewhere...
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Flickr Photo Download: IMG_0150
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on lawn in distance.its ribbed like the disco floor.i am useing it as a bench on my mud tyres to paint the new windows on.....
http://www.flickr.com/photos/42066137@N08/4174661750/sizes/l/
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on lawn in distance.its ribbed like the disco floor.i am useing it as a bench on my mud tyres to paint the new windows on.....
http://www.flickr.com/photos/42066137@N08/4174661750/sizes/l/
Beast o Bodmin
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you will fit a steel floor ..ok.
someone else can have it as a bonus.steel rusts and alloy does not.
alloy floor is best,.
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you will fit a steel floor ..ok.
someone else can have it as a bonus.steel rusts and alloy does not.
alloy floor is best,.
Alloy corrodes especially when in contact with steel:doh:
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Beast o Bodmin
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Not with a bead of sillicone or foam / rubber strips between thum
dunt waste yers time busty they know best.
By the way guys I certainly dont know best!! I have read a number of posts that point to the issue with dissimilar metals accelerating corrosion, I assume that there is truth in that as I have heard it before. Dont want to have to redo floor any time soon so thought it best to not take the chance.
Also the jury appears o be out on the weld versus rivet debate!!
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Also the jury appears o be out on the weld versus rivet debate!!
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What he said ^^^^^^^^^^^^ If your going to do a job, do it properly.
Pop riviting is just a bodge. Why not secure your exhaust with cable ties as well whilst your at (IMHO).
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