Can this be done?

[MikeyFord3]

So today i started to take off the herculiner on te yub i bpught so i can get it linexed. well i ran into a nightmare ...Can I take the passenger side inner rear fender from one tub and put it on another? If so how we're are spot welds and so on?

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[broncodriver99]

Ouch!

Not easily done. The problem is the inner quarter is also the upper outer quarter. I would be easier to swap out the whole quarter panel assy.

 

[Ethansdad73]

Ouch!

Not easily done. The problem is the inner quarter is also the upper outer quarter. I would be easier to swap out the whole quarter panel assy.

Id have to second that... ive done the outside quarter with help and it was not too bad..but that looks like a large can of worns.. the more you remove the more you will find. It can be done just get your tetnus shot and go for it.

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[broncoitis]

That is lookin like some work right there!

 

[MikeyFord3]

Yeah it's some work I'm also half tempted to just use from the striker post back off my other tub. Then just take te parts that are good on the one that is all rusted off. If I do decided to swap out the whole quarter assembly where do I start and how do I do it

 

[MikeyFord3]

It looks like someone tried to patch before

 

[MikeyFord3]

 

[MikeyFord3]

Bump any advice for take the one of my current tub I need to save the floor ok that one

 

[pa69broncoguy]

I did the exact same thing with my bronco. Its not easy but it is doable if you take your time. Make sure you take lots of measurements and tack everything and test fit before finish welding. It does look like you have a nice solid used section to start with. I would recomend at least checking your body mounts to make sure they are all good/not falling through the frame because it will make the body twist if they are junk and nothing will fit right. Might be a good time to replace the mounts. I reused my tailgate post to help keep everything alligned because i was worried about getting everything lined up.Good luck

 

[MikeyFord3]

I did the exact same thing with my bronco. Its not easy but it is doable if you take your time. Make sure you take lots of measurements and tack everything and test fit before finish welding. It does look like you have a nice solid used section to start with. I would recomend at least checking your body mounts to make sure they are all good/not falling through the frame because it will make the body twist if they are junk and nothing will fit right. Might be a good time to replace the mounts. I reused my tailgate post to help keep everything alligned because i was worried about getting everything lined up.Good luck

Thanks man yeah it's a new body on a old frame that was sanded wire weekend and rust sealed so I know the body mounts are good. You wouldn't to happen to take pictures of everything did you ?