ok so iv got a 93 import wrx it had front end right wing damage, iv taken the wing, bumper, slam panel and the big surport which goes across the front and is spot welded to the chassis. i was hoping that the inner part of the wing wouldnt be to bent and that i could pull it out, but it has been creased and i dosent seem like theres any chance of straighting it.

so heres the problem, im new to fitting body panels and im not sure if the part of the inner wing which i need replacing goes right back to the bulk or just to the suspention top. and wether it goes right underneath the air box and joins to the chassis bar which the engine sits on. im taking the air box off tomorrow to see if i can see the weld, but im not sure what part to buy and if this is a major job. ill post some pics up tomorrow to show exactly what im talking about. forgive me if i havent explained it very well but will be very greatfull of any help
cheers people
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ok so here are the pics, hopfully they will help.


this is the inner wing im talkng about

this is the crease, which looks unrepairable to me

i removed the air box and it look like the weld goes down just before the sus top and across to the chassis arm then along to the front, so just wonted to know if its simple or major to get changed, or if u can even buy them panels seperate. any info would be hugly helpfull and greatfull.
cheers

 

couple more pics of the car

 

o,s,f inner wing/flitch panel.

 

cheers, so is it just that bit at the front, kinda bowl shaped?