Saab 9-3 Rear End Damage Repair | Pt 3 Rear End Frame Damage Repair
After the Saab’s rear end crash, I’m knocking out dents in the rear panels and getting the boot to shut line up and shut properly again.
This is the nextvideo to my “rebuild playlist” where I show the rear end being rebuilt. Starting with removing the damaged rear bumper and armature:
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