Right inner door post

maraudermikeMember

This car had been hit at one time And I'm working on the repair. I cannot find a good photo of an oem post. Was that lower area of the post convex or was that part of the damage? It's been worked on previously and I really can't tell if that was factory or not, I suspect it wasn't.

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7/6/248:34 AM

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Part of the damage

7/6/243:03 PM

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