Your so far in, just get a nice new galvanized bulkhead. It's the correct decision in the log run👍

Easter Sunday, Newbury showground. Much Landrover parts, of all sorts. Dangerous place. Bring cash.

Sodbury?

At the risk of sounding incredibly dumb, if I bought a 2 piece frame, could it be butchered to make a one piece? Or am I just taking this "as original as possible" too far?

Hi everyone! I've come to a dead end sourcing new 2nd row safari one piece doors for Noel. Sp said no Paint man said no. So, it's either 2 piece, which I'll do IF you think the following are beyond economical repair. I know the bottom/side...

Is that it!! My old chassis makes that look brand new!

Thanks. I've since found that thread but sadly no nothing of use there. Looking like there's nowt about like Siera said

Thread 'Rear wheel arch repair panel' https://www.landyzone.co.uk/land-rover/rear-wheel-arch-repair-panel.376874/ Anything here?

Looked at paint man Good for the fronts, but don't seem to do 1 piece second row 🤷

Morning all. Just a quick one. The time has come to purchase a new set of doors for Noel, my 109 station wagon. Have found where to get the two piece front doors, but am struggling to find the one piece second row doors. The only supplier I...

Bag everything small and label the bags, nightmare at work trying to find fasteners/small brkts etc as not bagged/labelled up.

And don't tighten body panels, bulkhead and side frames until everything is lined up and packed/shimmed. Don't ask me why I know 😭

How can you galvanise a rusty chassis? Can you acid dip it first to remove all the rust on the inside?

Make sure your bank account is healthy. And then find some more money from somewhere.

Looks tidy. Keep everything as whole/complete as possible. Photos of everything. Bag and label everything. Allow triple you budget Allow ten times the time. Have fun Don't throw anything away!!

Hmmm, rad seal could be a temporary solution. It would be nice driving some miles this summer after spending hours and hours welding rust, fixing wire harness, exhaust, searching for various parts, looking for bolts in a rusty old bucket, etc...

Wow! Not seen those before. I'll take a look at a 2286 I've in the yard tomorrow, see if I can find them on it.