Help replacing trunk lid & rear bumper
03-26-2018, 10:04 PM
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The deck lid should come off just like your hood. To move the bolts from the hinges and off you go. Probably need an extra set of hands to help hold it with removal. The bumper I'm not so sure about. Pull back the carpet in your trunk and get down under the car to check for bolts. Also look in the rear fender wells towards the back to see if any are hiding up in there. Good luck. Can' be to hard
03-27-2018, 11:09 AM
#3
Look at photo's of the replacement rear bumper cover to see all the places that look like they have either clips, screws or bolts. here's an example.
https://www.carparts.com/details/Che...E&gclsrc=aw.ds
https://www.carparts.com/details/Che...E&gclsrc=aw.ds
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04-16-2018, 11:12 PM
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The paint on my car was very bad & only reasonable paint quote I got in wonderful NYC was over $4k that I prefer to put towards a turbo kit.
So I bought all Bolton panels from an another car that was totaled because it took a hit to rear 1/4 panels.
Bumpers, fenders, hood, spoiler, trunk lid,Berger panel are off a car which had 30k miles and my car has 155k miles (on the shell anyway).
I was able to sell my ss hood and spoiler to put towards what I paid for replacement panels.
After all panels are swapped, it leaves me with rear 1/4 panels which will be vinyl wrapped with graphics in it.
So I bought all Bolton panels from an another car that was totaled because it took a hit to rear 1/4 panels.
Bumpers, fenders, hood, spoiler, trunk lid,Berger panel are off a car which had 30k miles and my car has 155k miles (on the shell anyway).
I was able to sell my ss hood and spoiler to put towards what I paid for replacement panels.
After all panels are swapped, it leaves me with rear 1/4 panels which will be vinyl wrapped with graphics in it.
