It all started on the N.Y.S. Thruway. At a toll both. Eric reached down into his pocket for some change. Bracing his foot on the floor, lifting to reach far down into the pocket for change, as you do, and crunch his foot went through the floor.

Careful examination revealed some very crusty foot boxes and floor sills.

Along the way, you find out various things about your motor, especially once you really get into it. This '89 Range Rover had some stories to tell of its checquered past. There was no rust forward of the firewall - an indication that the whole front clip had been replaced - which was verified by someone familliar with some of the vehicle's past. We know it had lived on the Cape, and from the rust pattern, we could even guess that it might have been parked consistantly with one side exposed to the prevailing wind - as noted by much heavier rust on the pillar bases and foot wells than on the other.

		Seperating head liner at sunroof
Jeff removing windscreen weather strip
Jeff removing rear floor rivits
	Eric removing rear quarter panel

Assembly is the Reverse of Disassembly

Bill Caloccia, Jeff Berg & Eric R.
Troy, N.Y.
Sunday 4 May 1998

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