Raytheman · Apr 10, 2016

Yesterday I started my first foorwell repair. Since I have to do it on the street and don't want to bother the neighbours I had to do it real quiet

mikescuba · Apr 10, 2016

I bought some like that and took it down to our local garage here to get him to do it. He thought they looked a bit flimsy so he made some up out of a thicker gauge metal and welded them in. Charged me 200 Euros. He's done a good job. That was about two years ago and they still look solid and strong.

Raytheman · Apr 18, 2016

Raytheman · Apr 24, 2016

heater back in. and some paint on the door

Raytheman · Apr 24, 2016

I see now I made a mistake; I should mount the fender first and then the mudguard..

chris7 · Apr 24, 2016

I agree they do but....
Once welded in place they become quite rigid...and..
They are the same thickness as the rest of the..
Bulkhead...
Its treatment after that also makes a big difference

mikescuba said:
I bought some like that and took it down to our local garage here to get him to do it. He thought they looked a bit flimsy so he made some up out of a thicker gauge metal and welded them in. Charged me 200 Euros. He's done a good job. That was about two years ago and they still look solid and strong.

Stretch · Apr 24, 2016

If you need to do some (noisy) work indoors there's a DIY garage where you live =>

http://www.carblogger.nl/auto-onderhoud/doe-het-zelf-garages/

Raytheman · Apr 24, 2016

Thanks for the link to the DIY garages. My land rover doesn't drive at the moment; the dashboard and steering wheel is out. I have to repair the rusty parts around the ventilationflaps and wipers first..
so I'll do that at the parking lot behind my house

kommer2013 · Apr 25, 2016

a good tip would be to get some galvanised sheet metal

Raytheman · Apr 26, 2016

Good idea. Thanks!
Think I might just do that

honolulujoe · Apr 26, 2016

+1 that is a good idea

Raytheman · May 13, 2016

Now it was time for the LHS

chris7 · May 13, 2016

Thats where mine went.....but putting in clean new steel?.....doesn't it make you feel Good!

Raytheman · May 13, 2016

Best feeling

it's like pulling a rotten tooth hahaha
thought I take out the radiator without moving the fan. Not that easy after all. took out the fan-cover but I think I need to take the airfilterholder out too..

Stretch · May 13, 2016

Are you making your own repair panels or are you buying them ready to go in?

honolulujoe · May 13, 2016

looking good

Raytheman · May 14, 2016

Thanks!
I bought the panels at Paddocks. But for the smaller pieces I have a sheetsteel of 1 mm and a big scissor

Blackburn · May 14, 2016

A good tip is to space the splash gaurds away from the footwell with some extra nuts or washers so that any water and crud can go through the gap created.

chris7 · May 14, 2016

Good advice Blackburn.....I used tap washers as spacers and stainless steel bolts so that there would be no risk of rusting.......Chris

kommer2013 · May 14, 2016

Blackburn said:
A good tip is to space the splash gaurds away from the footwell with some extra nuts or washers so that any water and crud can go through the gap created.

yeah very good idea i liked your comment as well

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