[_Stingrey_]

Looking to replace my rear quarter panels…the lower panels sat infront of the rear wheels and behind the 2nd row doors on a 110. How big of a job is it to do???

 

[dag019]

Not a large job at all. They are riveted just riveted into place. Through the line of holes you can see In The picture. Will take longer to paint to match than to actually fit!

 

[_Stingrey_]

Looking to replace my rear quarter panels…the lower panels sat infront of the rear wheels and behind the 2nd row doors on a 110. How big of a job is it to do???

Fab. My mate has a spray business so painting not an issue. Just the fitting to sort.

 

[julianf]

Fab. My mate has a spray business so painting not an issue. Just the fitting to sort.

I think, if you're a rivet counter, those ones are to be painted before riveting.

Check, as I'm not sure, and can't be bothered to look it up now.

 

[dag019]

I think, if you're a rivet counter, those ones are to be painted before riveting.

Check, as I'm not sure, and can't be bothered to look it up now.

That is correct, paint them before fitting as the lip on it sits behind the main side panel on the tub so cannot be accessed for painting after fitting.

 

[meego]

Never having owned a 110, I’ve never noticed that is a separate panel. Being a nosey bugger, I had to look at some 110’s to work out what the hell you guys are talking about. Every day is a school day eh