WTB Pass Rear Door For A Bavaria

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CSteve

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Looking for the passenger rear door for my 1972 BMW Bavaria. Someone kissed the panel and pushed it in without leaving a trace. Filing an insurance claim so shipping cost will not be a problem.

Impossible to photograph but here is a photo of the other side . What a beauty.

Thanks,

Steve [email protected]
 

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Sorry to hear that Steve.

It may be better to have a body shop fix yours. Finding a rust free door is tough. A good metal man should be able to make it perfect again.
 
CSteve said:
Looking for the passenger rear door for my 1972 BMW Bavaria. Someone kissed the panel and pushed it in without leaving a trace. Filing an insurance claim so shipping cost will not be a problem.

Impossible to photograph but here is a photo of the other side . What a beauty.

Thanks,

Steve [email protected]
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It is bad the one hasn't left his phone number. Good that insurance will cover it.

I would check with good PDR shop/guys to look if the door can be repaired. It is always a pain to look for new. Especially if yours are in very good steel condition (no rust).
 
Yes for sure check out a PDR guy, it's amazing what they can do, I had mine done and you can't tell. Sorry to hear that.
 
Steve,

Sorry to hear it. There’s a decent PDR shop just beyond the DelVal college in Doylestown. You might want to have them take a look at it.
 
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