Here are the parts that I scavanged up to repair the damage done. I got them off of the same car, which had damage to the other side. I gave $10.00 for the door, $5.00 for the fender, and $10.00 for the quarter panel. I had to cut the quarter panel out with an air chisel. Now I had no way of putting these parts back on myself. Nor did I have the know how. I had to pay to get this car fixed! All of $225.00! Yep! You read that right! At the time, it seemed like a lot of money to me, but I think that was even a good price back then. And that was including the paint and materials! I don't know what it would cost to do a repair like this nowadays, but I could only guess at upwards of $3000.00 and that's just a dumb guess you might say. Man......I wish you could find good used body parts and labor that cheap now! This was in 1979. I also put new bumpers on it after it was painted, so the total cost of all this was about $300.00! Go back to the 70 Beetle Subsection to see how it turned out.   Go Back to 70 Beetle Subsection to see some more pictures of this one, or to the beginning of the Volkswagen Section to see more of our present Volkswagen, a 73 Superbeetle.