The end is nigh - holes in outer sills
Posted: 28 Apr 2012, 11:04
Ok, so MOT time is upon me and so I can the van the once over and low and behold disaster struck. I've got holes in both outer sills, one drivers side (LHD) near the rear which I've stupidly filled thinking it might do for now, and this morning I found a big one right at the bottom of the passanger side B-pillar. I also think the other B pillar is gone but I daren't go any further with the old screwdriver 
Now we've just had our second child and we wanted to sell the van with a new MOT to make ends meet over the next few months and this has obviously royally messed things up. Moving house in June also means time is extremely tight. Is there any way to fix this up so that the integrity and safety of the van isn't comprimised? I can't weld (but know someone who can) but I don't want to and simply can't afford to replace the the whole sills and B-pillars.
Or should I just take what cash I can get for it either in one piece or in bits? The carbs were refurbed and balanced last year at a cost of 900€ so I should get a few bob for them and the engine runs well. Probably get a tidy sum for the captains seats and the futura camping fittings. Any advice here?

Now we've just had our second child and we wanted to sell the van with a new MOT to make ends meet over the next few months and this has obviously royally messed things up. Moving house in June also means time is extremely tight. Is there any way to fix this up so that the integrity and safety of the van isn't comprimised? I can't weld (but know someone who can) but I don't want to and simply can't afford to replace the the whole sills and B-pillars.
Or should I just take what cash I can get for it either in one piece or in bits? The carbs were refurbed and balanced last year at a cost of 900€ so I should get a few bob for them and the engine runs well. Probably get a tidy sum for the captains seats and the futura camping fittings. Any advice here?