rollin danny
Well-Known Member
When I did my boot floor I was in a bit of a rush as usual. I cut out the rot on the floor with grinder then cleaned it up and painted it with hammerite. Then got new panel and cut a hole where seat belts bolt through and stuck it down over the old one with liquid weld from screwfix, Threading the seatbelts through the hole. Then a few pop rivets and paint. I got the idea of another forum . That was three years ago and still going strong.Yes it was a bodge but what do I care ? I,m just trying to keep the old banger on the road.
kungpow1975
New Member
I did exactly the same as Rollin danny, havent had an MOT since doing it tho
Mr Noisy
Coming in your ears.
on the other hand, i have just removed my rear seats and seatbelts, in the hope that the boot floor will not be tested when i mot it this week. thats after i have finished replacing the sills 
i do eventually want to cut out the remnants of the boot floor, side panels, arch tubs, and rear crossmember, and replace the whole lot - but thats gonna take a lotta balls to take that job on! (i think)
cheers
i do eventually want to cut out the remnants of the boot floor, side panels, arch tubs, and rear crossmember, and replace the whole lot - but thats gonna take a lotta balls to take that job on! (i think)
cheers
its stuck
New Member
If I rolled my Disco several times, I dont think anything would be in one piece when it stopped! The boot floor would be the last thing I would be thinking about though!
Allan
