Series 111 Door Post - Land Rovers Only

wy111 · 01-01-2005, 04:42 AM

Hi all, Happy New Year
Can anyone help?
I've got rust at the bottom of both door posts, how do I go about replacing them?

Dave

TerryS · 01-01-2005, 01:01 PM

There are weld-in replacement parts available for series bukheads, including door posts and feet. Installation requires cutting and welding so may be a bit tricky for the novice, but not a tough job, all in all. Chances are, if the doorposts bottoms are gone, the bottom corners where the windscreen meets the bulkhead, adjacent to the windscreen hinges, is probably also going too. There are parts available to fix that too. Go to the Rovers North online catalog to see what the pieces look like.

bhodisatva · 01-02-2005, 04:41 PM

Or if in the UK contact the Series Three owners Club.

www.series-3.com

NumbNuts · 01-08-2005, 01:44 PM

Hi there,
I've just done a chassis-up rebuild on my series II and had to do that on both sides. I got them from Autopost in south london (advert LRO,etc.internet) They were really cheap considering what they do.
Stating the obvious, one side at a time.Take your time and take as many measurements as you can making sure they marry up before you weld inplace. eg from out-riggers and chassis rail,etc. Make a mark on the nearest good bit of bulkhead post and take that down to the centre of the fixing bolt hole. I managed to get it only 3/8" out and pulled that back with an hydrolic clamp (hired). I've fitted the side rails and the doors back on now and they are fine. Go on give it a go.
Good luck, you won't need it!
Vince

wy111 · 01-13-2005, 02:23 PM

Hi, Thanks for all the info. Do you, I being a bit of a thiko, have to remove the doors, wings and sills to be able to do this?
Thanks for all the trouble, Dave

Snagger · 01-14-2005, 11:15 AM

Please don't take offence at this, as it's meant constructively and not in insult, but it sounds as though your current level of expertise is not yet enough to undertake this job. It's fiddly, cumbersome, time consuming, intricate and requires precision. It also requires accurate cutting, jigging and quality welding (which I certainly am no good at). My bulkhead would be comparitively easy to repair, but I'm replacing it as I wouldn't trust my wormanship. I'd suggest trying to get a friend or fellow enthusiast to do it, or failing that, a decent garage.

01-01-2005, 04:42 AM	#1 (permalink)
wy111 Member Join Date: Jan 2005 Posts: 4 Gallery: 0	Series 111 Door Post Hi all, Happy New Year Can anyone help? I've got rust at the bottom of both door posts, how do I go about replacing them? Dave

01-02-2005, 04:41 PM	#3 (permalink)
bhodisatva Senior Member Join Date: Aug 2004 Location: London UK Posts: 107 Gallery: 0	Or if in the UK contact the Series Three owners Club. www.series-3.com __________________

01-08-2005, 01:44 PM	#4 (permalink)
NumbNuts Member Join Date: Jan 2005 Location: South London Posts: 4 Gallery: 0	Just done that!! Hi there, I've just done a chassis-up rebuild on my series II and had to do that on both sides. I got them from Autopost in south london (advert LRO,etc.internet) They were really cheap considering what they do. Stating the obvious, one side at a time.Take your time and take as many measurements as you can making sure they marry up before you weld inplace. eg from out-riggers and chassis rail,etc. Make a mark on the nearest good bit of bulkhead post and take that down to the centre of the fixing bolt hole. I managed to get it only 3/8" out and pulled that back with an hydrolic clamp (hired). I've fitted the side rails and the doors back on now and they are fine. Go on give it a go. Good luck, you won't need it! Vince Last edited by NumbNuts : 01-08-2005 at 02:59 PM.

01-13-2005, 02:23 PM	#5 (permalink)
wy111 Member Join Date: Jan 2005 Posts: 4 Gallery: 0	Door posts Hi, Thanks for all the info. Do you, I being a bit of a thiko, have to remove the doors, wings and sills to be able to do this? Thanks for all the trouble, Dave

01-14-2005, 11:15 AM	#6 (permalink)
Snagger Senior Member Join Date: Sep 2004 Location: Bedford, UK Posts: 125 Gallery: 0	Please don't take offence at this, as it's meant constructively and not in insult, but it sounds as though your current level of expertise is not yet enough to undertake this job. It's fiddly, cumbersome, time consuming, intricate and requires precision. It also requires accurate cutting, jigging and quality welding (which I certainly am no good at). My bulkhead would be comparitively easy to repair, but I'm replacing it as I wouldn't trust my wormanship. I'd suggest trying to get a friend or fellow enthusiast to do it, or failing that, a decent garage. __________________ It's not broken; it's British

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01-01-2005, 01:01 PM	#2 (permalink)
TerryS Moderator Join Date: Aug 2004 Location: Bloomfield, CT If I died today, I lived there all my life. Posts: 2,234 Gallery: 0	There are weld-in replacement parts available for series bukheads, including door posts and feet. Installation requires cutting and welding so may be a bit tricky for the novice, but not a tough job, all in all. Chances are, if the doorposts bottoms are gone, the bottom corners where the windscreen meets the bulkhead, adjacent to the windscreen hinges, is probably also going too. There are parts available to fix that too. Go to the Rovers North online catalog to see what the pieces look like.

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