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Boot floor replacement (aluminium)
4 landies:
Taken a few out of old vehicles and they have been riveted in and past MOT's that way so dont think there are any legal complications with it.
stageonesimmo:
Shouldn't be a drama - the vehicle isn't a monocoque where the floor pan is the load bearing structure - that's what the chassis is for. Only problem I could see with it is the seat belt anchorages..........
Mr Alford:
--- Quote from: stageonesimmo on January 15, 2008, 22:27:15 ---Shouldn't be a drama - the vehicle isn't a monocoque where the floor pan is the load bearing structure - that's what the chassis is for. Only problem I could see with it is the seat belt anchorages..........
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i have removed the back seats and welded over the seatbelt pins in the wheel well
stageonesimmo:
--- Quote from: Mr Alford on January 16, 2008, 06:57:07 ---
--- Quote from: stageonesimmo on January 15, 2008, 22:27:15 ---Shouldn't be a drama - the vehicle isn't a monocoque where the floor pan is the load bearing structure - that's what the chassis is for. Only problem I could see with it is the seat belt anchorages..........
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i have removed the back seats and welded over the seatbelt pins in the wheel well
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Best not be worrying too much about the seat-belts then eh? :lol:
Mr Alford:
nope floor arrived tday and oh my god its solid, the aluminium i have is not the chequer plated stuff its the strengthened ion stuff dont know much about it but the guy said its alot stronger than chequer and i cant cut it with a jigsaw will have to be circular saw im pretty excited
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