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How I can dismount the rear quarter panels ....?

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germanmichel

germanmichel

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Hello at all,

I would like to dismount the rear quarter panels on my BT7.
I found a screw from the topside under the small carpet piece. But I did not understand how the panels fit on the doorframe side. Pushing to the topside does not work. Is there a sliding block under the panel or srews ?

Thank you in advance for answers.

If someone found a language mistake, you can have it as a present :jester:

Bye Michel- who would like dismount tommorow the whole interior trim
 
Hello @all,

sorry for my englisch .I think I did not explain the question correctly.The part in the catalogue was translated with quarter panel. I did not mean the rear fender/wing. I mean the inner trim part of the quarter panel. Please see the item Nr.12./BT7

https://www.limora.com/index/lang-1/lkz-1...ldetailtop=-500

Thank you in advance.
Bye michel-who work today (saturday) in the garage ..no in the dog house.;-))
 
Hello all ,
i found the answer by myself. The panel is screwed from the backside with 3 selfcutting screws in the wood of the panel. I found the screws under the aluminium sheet panels of the doorframe.

Bye michel-who found also a new rust hole...
 
Congrads Michel!
A bit of light humor here.....
This is the first post I've read, where the person who posts, asks a question, then two threads later....by the original poster.....answers the question. No one else contributed. It's all you, Michel, you the man.
Right on!
 
Hi :savewave: Ausmhly,

i can´t wait for an answer by members...., I would like to make progress ,you remember.
But by the way, yesterday I watch with my better half your video,no better your movie on youtube. It is really the best what I´ve seen. Congratulations, excellent car restoration with a composit of decent modern features with an orginal look.If I can vote, I would give you 100 points for this.

Bye michel-who like this forum
 
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