#81 Rear of Quarter Panel

This is where the bumper mounts and was quite perforated. I've had to weld the holes up, brace it from the back and then put this patch on to properly hold the bumper on. Obviously I'll need to drill a new hole for the bumper bolt one it is to be re-fitted.



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