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  1. #21
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    Sadly it will be writen off...... and that does not take much......

    I bought a 92 rangie Vouge on lpg and imacculate with 150k on the clock, with a bent door for $1200 from the auction as they wrote it off....

    i'll have it fixed for less than $2k all up inc the purch price.... not bad for a $6k car

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    it doesn't look like too difficult a repair.

    Replace the pass side rear quarter or better the whole tub from a wreck (get the capping, drop the capping in to transfield to get galed and get the capping bolts with it as these will be longer or shorter in later model 110s).

    Chop off the cross member and replace with RHS (like a perentie) or genuine 110 x-member from a wreck (I have a spare perentie rear cross member in the back yard you could look at if you wanted to do something similar). I picked up a tub for $150 and defender x-member for nothing when I bought a defender disc brake axle for $750. Look around for write offs with lots of front end damage.

    You could probably straighten the door with a jack by placing it under under chassis rail.

    Another alternative is to drop a ute body on it and scrap the body. You might get something for the rear doors, the roof and the B-pillars. You would still need to fix the rear x-member.
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    in all seriousness.

    my money is on it being a write off.

    Id see what they want to do with it and be prepared to haggle them into marking it up as a repairable write off, paying you out and letting you buy it back at the "wreck" value of the vehicle then set about repairing it yourself.

    Chassis damage on older vehicles is not looked favorabley upon by most repair mobs esp if they have to work around fueltanks and ally body work.

    I know of one case where a very early defender was written of on the cost of replacing all the glass and redoing all the paintwork after it had been caught on the 80 mile beach during a hell of a storm and got itself sandblasted by mother nature.
    Dave

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    I'd be inclined to buy it back from the wreckers and whacking a tray on the back like this one....
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    i have always had a soft spot for a 110DC

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    Quote Originally Posted by mitch View Post
    i have always had a soft spot for a 110DC
    If I had to go 110, I would go one like that.......but it would have to be Diesel Auto so more than likely 300TDI or at a stretch TD5 if someone can work out it's niggles (DAVE).

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    Thats a shame mitch ...Maybe you could not tell the insurance company and do as the previous post and turn it into a dualcab. Guess I wont be seeing the country parked out front of TTK for a while.
    Anyway mate goodluck Iam sure if you need any info or parts someone on here will be willing to help.
    Azza

    You could have a look at this not sure if its worth it or still for sale but you could have a look maybe talk him down a bit and whats left over you could sell to get some of your money back eg motor, gearbox ect and best of all its the same colour http://www.aulro.com/apc/showproduct...uct/1796/cat/9 .

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    Quote Originally Posted by mcrover View Post
    If I had to go 110, I would go one like that.......but it would have to be Diesel Auto so more than likely 300TDI or at a stretch TD5 if someone can work out it's niggles (DAVE).

    I actually thinK I have most of them sorted at one level or another... (thats why I want the dead one to play with... the only thing Im not 100% on is the throttle position sensor I need a dead one to compare to mine and hopefully a new one I can compare that to and I'll have that nutted to..

    unfortunately a lot of the nut outs require you know enough about the engine in the first place to be "dangerous".. once you know that much with the kit Im getting together you should be able to get yourself back to civilisation.
    Dave

    "In a Landrover the other vehicle is your crumple zone."

    For spelling call Rogets, for mechanicing call me.

    Fozzy, 2.25D SIII Ex DCA Ute
    Tdi autoManual d1 (gave it to the Mupion)
    Archaeoptersix 1990 6x6 dual cab(This things staying)


    If you've benefited from one or more of my posts please remember, your taxes paid for my skill sets, I'm just trying to make sure you get your monies worth.
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    Perhaps a group of you should get together and bring this one
    You could have a look at this not sure if its worth it or still for sale but you could have a look maybe talk him down a bit and whats left over you could sell to get some of your money back eg motor, gearbox ect and best of all its the same colour http://www.aulro.com/apc/showproduct...uct/1796/cat/9 .
    down to brissy and then mitch won't have to worry about one of you lot trying to do him out of his pride and joy and get the bits to fix it.
    Just a thought
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  10. #30
    RonMcGr Guest
    Quote Originally Posted by mitch View Post
    4BD1t with a LT85
    Good strong motor!
    No wonder it towed so well.

    Keep in mind the Rover wrecker up there.
    He maybe able to help out.

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