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| Coatesyyy Member Since: 07 Sep 2017 Location: Knutsford Posts: 423  
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Welcome to the forum matey!
Got any photos of the Landy? If you use the search function at the top you should be able to find something.. Although I'm sure someone more knowledgeable will be along soon to give you some pointers of removing the body  |
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9th Oct 2017 8:39pm |
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| Scott_Landy Member Since: 24 Aug 2015 Location: Cheshire Posts: 85 
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Assuming it is a 5 door, you may well need to brace the body with some timber when lifting to avoid any flex.
Plus if the chassis is rusty, might as well have a good poke around on the bulkhead whilst you have easy access. Just in case! |
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9th Oct 2017 8:53pm |
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| Cruiser100 Member Since: 26 Sep 2017 Location: N.ireland Posts: 69 
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Cheers Guys
will get a few photos up soon Probably could get it blasted/repainted with the body on but want to do the job right the first time round!! |
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9th Oct 2017 8:58pm |
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| thompjas Member Since: 07 Mar 2014 Location: Northants Posts: 36
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Done a chassis swap over about 18months ago, fairly easy once you know where all the bolts are and they come undone !
I hired builders 'trestle' tables, some heavy gauge scaffold pole, this was placed through rear wheel arch after jacking the back up and then lowering onto the pole. For the front, I then used a ratchet straps to lift the bulkhead up from its mounting points on chassis - the pictures in the gallery will show how it looks ! Just remember to lift high enough to allow chassis to roll out.... |
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10th Oct 2017 8:26am |
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| JeremyJ Member Since: 16 Nov 2011 Location: Aylesbury Posts: 1758
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 Click image to enlarge I wasn’t very gentle last time I lifted a body off a 110!! |
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10th Oct 2017 6:37pm |
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