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So many patches and litle patches on this zone... Making new allmost by guessing... Even the paint was getting loose... no sand paper on germany?

Another day of work... Couldn't look to this... So much work done and to do...

Well, this is like the car is now... lot's of work done and even more to do. Will try to keep this topic post. Let's wait for the next episodes... Regards, Hugo

Finally all at the right place and welded... Still need to grid... Better than the hole that was there before...

Free nut... As original...

At the correct position

Since measuring, building her and put on place, 4 hours... And 6 holes, at pairs, that need to be aligned...

From the old box, only the measures and the nut escaped...

Taken shape...

Need to make a new one...

More measures and new patch... Started to look to this box... Out...

Let's make the hole on the new panel...

Go to the other side and realised that in the original panel is there a hole to permit the screw pass, and also the lubrification from the side tunel to the front... The photo is bad, but he is there. I was happy with that. The measures are right...

And by the third time, the measures taken with a piece of card, taken by the other side... The edge was hamered and all looks fine... Until to place her and the last nut hit the metal of the side panel... I was frozen... What I made wrong?

At the rear, all aligned.

New test...

At the right position, I see that the interior fender was badly repaired anad when I cut with the measure of the new one, some mms are missing now. More weld need... Ass well at the size of this one... Should allready now that we allways need to give some more centimetres to cut only at the end...

I was taken the measures when my friend Andrade arrived and give me a great help. At the right position, give some weld points to secure her.

Found the middle of the car... Need to put the side panel at place with the right measures.

looking to this, I decided to cut the old part... And for a change, was very bad and with patches over patches...