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Sheet metal

Getting ready for the big tear down, so I have to ask:

How is the sheet metal attached to the unibody in the 944?

I have been told it could be bolted, hooked, or bolted and hooked, or possibly welded.

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Old 05-18-2004, 07:18 AM
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Welded. Uni-body.
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So am I better of leaving the sheet metal on the car and working around it?
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IF you are asking about the front fenders; these will come off.

But then what exactly are you asking about?
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I would like to take the front fenders and the rear quarter panels off.

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BTW: Is rear quarter panels redundant?
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rear quarter panels don't bolt off like the front fenders... they're welded in.
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Welded in three layers deep!
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For the longest time (before i saw the beads on the inside chassis) i thought the whole ass-end of the car was peened out on a mold...

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