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Old 10-10-2008, 09:39 PM   #1
Repairing Daytona "Panel, Fascia, H/L Mounting"  
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Hey,

This question is for anybody who does bodywork on Daytonas. When I picked mine up the panel that hold the radiator and the hood lock was bent from the previous owner pulling it out a mud hole.

Is this panel just bolted on or is it welded to the side panels??

The part number shows "4270 927 PANEL, Fascia, H/L Mounting" but doesn't say welded or bolt on.

The answer will drive the way I fix this. I do have a spare 85 Daytona with includes a new lower engine mount so if it is bolted on, I can replace it myself. If it is welded, how much do you think it will cost to fix??

The photos below show the damage. Like I said, I have a lower engine mount so I not worried about it. But where it attaches to is bent out and on the top side, it's bent so the hood won't close.
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Old 10-10-2008, 10:20 PM   #2
Re: Repairing Daytona "Panel, Fascia, H/L Mounting"  
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Not sure if it's bolted or welded, but I'm pretty sure you'd need a quick yank to the damaged panel before replacing it with a new one.
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