[frank5079]

I was wondering if the rear door skins from a sedan would fit over the wagon’s rear doors. I have some quarter panel rust issues I’d like to fix and it seems like there are more sedans available compared to wagons....TIA Frank

 

[SD_GR]

The doors are different. The wagon has a narrow body and the sedan has flares that start at the door. Whether the door skins will interchange or not, they will not match the body.

Rear Door.

Ok, this is kind of a odd question. But will the 2003 Hatchback WRX rear door fit a 2002 WRX Sedan? I'm looking into getting a new rear door... The previous owner really screwed it up badly. I found a good deal on ebay for one and I was curious if it would work. Regards, Corey

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[frank5079]

The doors are different. The wagon has a narrow body and the sedan has flares that start at the door. Whether the door skins will interchange or not, they will not match the body.

Rear Door.

Ok, this is kind of a odd question. But will the 2003 Hatchback WRX rear door fit a 2002 WRX Sedan? I'm looking into getting a new rear door... The previous owner really screwed it up badly. I found a good deal on ebay for one and I was curious if it would work. Regards, Corey

www.clubwrx.net

Thanks for replying. I do know that the doors are different and so are the quarter panels but door skins are the outer door panels that most body shops request for when a door is repairable because it is cheaper to drill out the spot welds and remove the damaged outer panel and weld on the replacement repair door panel to fix the door. I was looking to fix my quarter panels but I can’t find any rust-free examples nearby. Most of what I’ve found are sedan quarter panels. My other alternative would be to buy a set of front fenders and cut the area to match the rusted portion of my quarter panels and then try to weld the repair patch.