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RAW111111

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• Dec 15, 2019

• #1

Hi All,

Hoping someone with experience of late classics can tell me something, or better still show me, how this section of the boot floor should look. Both sides of mine are rusted and patched beyond recognition and I can't really tell what it should have looked like. I feel as if my rear cross member, which has been replaced at some point, might be a little too low, but I'm not sure.

Thanks in advance.

Richard

 

Henry_b

Think outside, no box required.

• Dec 15, 2019

• #2

This any help?

 

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RAW111111

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• Dec 15, 2019

• #3

Thanks for the reply. I had seen that one on google image search, and another of a new panel for the boot side which seems to have a different curve, but it’s more how the different panels come together with the crossmember which I am confused about. It seems as if the boot side sits above the crossmember with a gap between them?

Looking at that photo again I’ve just realised I also need to work out where the captives for the sub woofer brackets should go, although I suppose I could always just refit the sub to work that out.

Rich

 

Kev12

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• Dec 15, 2019

• #4

I could take pics of mine but it had a crossmember before I owned it and I have patched that area both sides

 

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RAW111111

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• Dec 15, 2019

• #5

Kev12 said:

I could take pics of mine but it had a crossmember before I owned it and I have patched that area both sides

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that’s pretty much how mine was only the patches were three or four layers thick :/

Rich

 

ukadamwest

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• Dec 15, 2019

• #6

the flange of the panel sits straight onto the top of the crossmember with weld spots along it

 

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Ratae

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• Dec 16, 2019

• #7

Any help?
https://forums.lr4x4.com/topic/22294-rear-floor-body-cross-member-replacement/
There's a video in one of the posts in that thread as well of same job, different RRC.

 

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RAW111111

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• Dec 16, 2019

• #8

Awesome, that’s really helpful. I completely forgot that George had done this section in a Soup video! Thanks. I’m now wondering whether to replicate as factory or try to do something different and eliminate the dirt trap on top of TV e cross member under the boot floor side which must be a contributor to the rust in this area!

Thanks again.

Rich

 

norseman

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• Dec 16, 2019

• #9

Out of curiosity how old is it?
Let me guess … post '89

 

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RAW111111

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• Dec 16, 2019

• #10

‘93 LSE. I have a bit of a restoration thread going here https://www.landyzone.co.uk/land-rover/classic-lse-rollig-resto.336225/#post-4730712. I’m not very good at keeping it up to date I’m afraid. Why did you guess it’s post ‘89 then?


Rich

 

Kev12

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• Dec 16, 2019

• #11

Mine is an 89 and the filler neck is lower, so there is a recessed bit that it sits behind

 

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RAW111111

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• Dec 17, 2019

• #12

Kev12 said:

Mine is an 89 and the filler neck is lower, so there is a recessed bit that it sits behind

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Of course, makes sense.

Richard