Yeah, no problem. I was also going to reply to your other post - are you replacing the load bay floor, or the second row floor?

You’ve been busy! I’ll take a photo or two tomorrow.

Avoid the one in the second photo! For £13k I’d expect a galvanised chassis, the prices of Landies have taken a big drop recently.

Eggsackery. They’re very good!

This sort of disc is invaluable for removing glue/paint/rust etc. I got through a few when doing mine. Cheaper in multiple packs on Amazon, eBay. https://www.toolstation.com/abracs-poly-abrasive-disc/p22693

The pressed section must be a rust trap as mine looks like it has been replaced in the past. The box section looks a bit homemade, did the job though. Talking of rust traps, there are a couple of those on the back of the a-frame crossmember. These need covering with a metal plate welded on. I’ll...

The above is a closeup of this

The YRM part looks correct. I’ll take a photo tomorrow to show how it attaches.

In that case you probably just need to remove the four rivets per support (me thinks). If I knew how much work mine was going to be I probably would have done what you are planning and take the tub out.

These are the only photos I took. I was too p*ssed off the rest of the time! 😂

I didn’t take many photos, I was concentrating on getting the work done as quickly as possible as I needed the Landy back on the road ASAP after my work van died! I only thought I was doing an A-frame crossmember replacement, plus some chassis repairs, but when I took the floor off all the fun...

Snap. I did all that a few months ago. I “employed” some child labour, which helped, mostly.

Mine were bloody awful too! Best to drill/grind off the flat-head screws and take the latches off. They disassemble into component parts enabling you to clean off all the rust and barnacles to get them working again!

Where are you based? There is a large auto jumble in Newbury next month, almost certain to find one there. The same auto jumble takes place in Malvern later in the month.

I hadn’t really noticed the missing trim before (a work vehicle that’s normally full of crap), it would definitely look better with the trim!

No problem!

Nineties and OneTens had a mini-revamp in ‘86 (along with other changes throughout the years). <‘86 would be considered an “early” model.

I’ve got an ‘87 110 SW, I’ll get some pictures tomorrow. I don’t have the inertia reel vanity cover pieces, not sure if they were available in ‘87/88 - they seem a bit advanced!

I’m certainly no auto-electrician, but the early Landies have some of the easiest “electrical systems” to work on of any car still in regular use. How and why the previous owners done what they did is baffling!

Jaysus! What the hell’s going on there!? 😂 Sorry I can’t help, but best of luck!