Strife419

I have a 01 Honda Civic EX /w the HFP package. I hydroplaned-fishtailed into a concrete wall. I need help finding the parts, tried my self but was taking to long. I can't find the rear fender panel, the big one. Decent price on a trunk lid. Here I'll post a picture, the only internal damage is at the bumper where the impact spot has been smashed in. I also can't find the HFP ground effects, or is that the bumper.



I want to stay with OEM body replacements parts for the style. The manufacture can be who ever.

I also know the tail lights suck, looking into some black euros.

The tail pipe is also twisted underneath.

Thanks guys.

gearbox

iTrader: (95)

oem hfp rear under spoiler (ground effects) can be found at www.handaaccessories.com

lowlife9

www.certifit.com

lazlong

http://www.car-part.com/index.htm

sup_mario

Oh damn, what happened to you man. Good to know that you are safe.

Strife419

It was raining, the roads were soaked. I was driving about 40 when my back end just fish tailed while going straight. Went backwards cut across traffic and slammed into a concrete wall. No cars and the car was completely scratch/dent free before this, Full coverage is going to hook me up, taking it to Honda for the work. I was thinking I could save a lot of money finding the parts my self.

I said before I wanted to stay with OEM style parts, I'll consider some after market parts if there cheaper then OEM and look good.

Strife419

Thanks Lazlong, the link you posted had some good finds for the quarter panel, which was hard to find. So the salvage yard here in town has that part according to the site you linked. They are closed today but I'm curious if it is the whole piece. The quarter panel goes over the door all the way to the front fender. There asking $200 which seems to be a good deal. The part is listed as perfect condition too.

lowlife9

you said OEM style which would be after market.

SlammedZChatch

"The quarter panel goes over the door all the way to the front fender."

There's no need to replace all of that man. Cut it about half-way up the pillar of the back window, and say about an inch away from where the door meets the body, then along the rear quarter window. Replacing all of that is a lot of work and time that isn't needed

Strife419

Yea I figured they would just cut it, but its buckled slightly above the door the narrow part and dented on the part between the tire and door.