Mark L
Well-Known Member
As I've just mentioned in another thread, your best friend on here will be the 'Search' option.
If anybody is going to provide a link or guide for you, chances are they'll have found it via a quick search on this very forum.
I just searched 'replace boot floor' and it threw up no end of useful replies.
Try it - it's the future.
If anybody is going to provide a link or guide for you, chances are they'll have found it via a quick search on this very forum.
I just searched 'replace boot floor' and it threw up no end of useful replies.
Try it - it's the future.
Mark L
Well-Known Member
GreenHornet
Well-Known Member
Boot floor is easy just keep in mind that your best friend will be a spot weld drill and not necessarily a grinder and cold chiesel. Be careful drilling out welds as along the drivers side the tank is very close to the underside of the floor
Pembs landyman
New Member
I agree with Greenhornet, spot weld drill is your best bet (clarke). I only used the grinder to cut up the middle of what was left of the floor to get a loose edge, I then worked around the edge of the floor using the spot weld drill. A small crowbar was also very handy, it helped identify where the spot welds where as I levered up the floor. Some of the welds would have been really difficult to find without it as the floor was sooo rusty
Anyway better go and do my santa bit for the kids
Anyway better go and do my santa bit for the kids
