theres a hole in my disco.....

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barmiebrumie:

--- Quote from: "lyndon" ---Why not just take out the rear seats. No seats no requirement for seat belts therefore passes MOT. Mine did. Then put the seats back afterwards. Just gives you another year to get them sorted.
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Good idea, but if the seat belt fails afterwards your insurance company will wash there hands with you & think about the passenger thats not belted in properly :roll: , Ã‚Â£100 seems fair, pity your not a bit closer as I would have a look at it for you as I do most of the welding for the ''WestMids crew''.

andrew2986:
Im going to attack it over the weekend with a wire brush, see how bad it is.
I work in Barking (essex) and there are quite a few body shops near by. so will get a few ideas on price, might not be to bad if I strip all the trim back myself. its not a big hole, and its only on the wheel arch piece, not the body pannel that the rear seat belt is fastened to. shame there isnt a repair pannel available.

On a good note I had a poke around with a screwdriver around the rear load floor and it all seems good!! so its just these two rear wheel arches...

looks like that jet washer was a good investment then !!

Andy

ps
Its got to be done so if there is anyone in essex can do it, I would rather pay a club member than a stranger !!

landroverkeith:
got it all done and a mighty fine job they did of it too 3 hours on the job and a nice little bill of Ã‚Â£94

well chuffed as the guys even sorted out the little bit of wing folding i did free of charge lol

andrew2986:
Great, am going to get some quotes on monday, hope its about the same

Andy

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