Rear seat belts

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Mark Disco

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• Oct 31, 2009

• #21

if all i had to do was weld in the floor i'd charge £50 or a few beers.

if i had to spend an hour stripping the boot plastics out, then cut the floor out, then weld new floor, then replace everythin i'd charge about £200

 

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discoboi

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• Oct 31, 2009

• #22

its a shame i live in staffordshire and not near you or I would of been taking you up on that offer I dont know alot about land rovers but I am very willing to learn as I have been interested in them for years but never really had the time or spare cash, im so glad I eventually got one they are so much better than cars aint they

 

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Mark Disco

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• Oct 31, 2009

• #23

better than cars untill you have to fix them and realise everythin is twice as rusted on an twice as hard to fix!! simple jobs grow an grow and 1 job becomes 5.

but yeah there still better than cars

 

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discoboi

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• Oct 31, 2009

• #24

lol yeah, should be interesting the first time i try and do any body repaires myself. I will wait until I have abit more knowledge I think, especially with those seat belt mountings

 

discool

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• Nov 1, 2009

• #25

Hi Discoboi, is this what you have missing a D1 300 rear seat belt buckle, this one shown is the shorter lap buckle.. They are not bolted to the floor but the fixing brackets are.
There's only two fixing points, so if you have a lap belt fully secured then the same fixing is used for the buckles of the two side belts .

 

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