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HELP NEEDED!HOW TO FIX A HOLE IN THE FLOOR?

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HELP NEEDED!HOW TO FIX A HOLE IN THE FLOOR?

Post by hamster »

G'day,
I have a LJ81 ute I am rebuilding. It's all going well except for a lot of rust in the cab. There's a big hole in the floor on the driver side which is the main problem. I am really stuck on this and I've never been four wheel driving and are dead keen to get out there! If anyone has any ideas I'd love to hear them.
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Post by BlueSuzy »

wat u wil have to do it cut the rusted part out, and weld in a new piece! or cut all the floor out, reinforce it, and clear perspex the whole lot! easy to c rocks for rock climbing! :P dunno how legal it is :P
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Post by ofr57 »

the trail tough rig has done that with its firewall :cool:
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Post by Try_Me »

ofr57 wrote:the trail tough rig has done that with its firewall :cool:
got pics ive done a bit to mine also
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Post by alien »

if you cut both drivers and passengers floor out nicely, you could weld in some checkerplate on both sides and give it a factory feel without the need for floor mats - which will prevent future rust so long as you keep it painted.
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Post by snappytom »

Have you considered fibreglassing? Easy to do strong as well.
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