I recently got a dent on my passenger tail light, rear passenger fender, and bumper. Back bumpber and tail light are an easy fix if I can get my hands on some. Otherwise as I was looking at the rear fender and I noticed that it does not end until it meets up with the front fenders and goes over the roof to the other side.

My question is......is the rear "fender" part of the roof...cause if it is, then I'm guessing that's a lot of money to replace....any other method of repairing? Besides cutting into the fender wall and replacing it and putting bundle on it to smooth it out....

Quarter panel is gonna cost alot to get repaired mines wasn't even that bad and ABRA wanted 1500+ from the estimate the dude gave me....and yeah its connected to the roof.

Guess I'm gonna have to pull out that dent then....

yes sir!

sux....

Ger, I'll help you out man. I gotta do some body work on my ride too.

might not be that bad. My old 240sx that I sold to this kid in my neighborhood got an estimate for $500 with rear quarter panel damage on both sides, plus left fender. This car was in a wreck that wasn't reported and should have been. So you can imagine.

Dude, if its a dent just go from the back and pop it out, if its a crease then it'll be harder to repair but not impossible but harder....