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Argument With Crash Barrier

Steve Davies
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Had a small argument with a crash barrier the other night on my way home, I would like to say it wasn´t my fault but it was (and def not the cars). Anyway, I have creased the front nearside wing above the wheel arch, the rear nearside wing in the same place, and the rear skirt just to the left of the rear wheel as you look at it.

My questions (a couple) are:- (1) what are the part no´s for these bits and (2) what are the prices for the same bits.

My car is a MY04 C4S cabriolet (black).

Many thanks in anticipation.

Steve :oops:

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Replacing is the front fender (wing) is not too difficult. The rear panel from behind the door all the way back to the bumper is one piece welded under the rear side window. If you damaged the rocker panel (side skirt) then that could be replaced also - but any rear quarter damage means body work.

Do you have a pic or two?

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