I understand what you mean about it looking horrible, how about spraying the Land Rover black, putting tread plates along the bottom of the doors and replacing the doors with series doors, so overall it would look like the image in my first post the yellow Land Rover Defender 110 However...

I understand what you mean about it looking horrible, how about spraying the Land Rover black, putting tread plates along the bottom of the doors and replacing the doors with series doors, so overall it would look like the image in my first post the yellow Land Rover Defender 110 However where...

Thanks for that, However i think i may just stick with the orignial idea, and weld the door shut and then cover the weld marks and other marks along the LandRover with aluminum tread plates. (pop rivert) Thanks for the information, and assistance =) Chris

What i forget to add is that once both middle doors are welding shut and cut, they would be covered up with aluminum tread plates on both sides, this would be going along side the Land Rover, covering up the door welds, and any other markings that would be left..

Thanks, but ermm, how much would both panels set me back ??

Hey, fellow Cornish guy !! =D So technically you are suggesting that i get a Land Rover 110 Van, and then work around that ?? However, where would i get a Land Rover 110 Van for a cheap/reasonable price ?? and If I can't then i would have to revert to the original idea Thanks Guys =)

What you mean that it would ?? and Thanks for the welcome =)

Hey all.....I'm new to the forums however i just wanted some expert, and friendly advice on what to do. =) Well i have a Land Rover Defender 110 Country Station Wagon 2.5 tdi. and am going to begin a project seeing as i am now retired, I have always been interested in Land Rovers and am amazed...