Defender · Defender 90 / 110 / 130 · 1990s–2016
Defender (Classic) right rear quarter panel
Right rear quarter panels, rear wings and rear body sides for Land Rover models.
Matching right rear quarter panel to a Defender (Classic)
The Defender (Classic) (Defender 90 / 110 / 130, 1990s–2016) was sold here with 5 different engines. Gearbox: Manual gearbox on Tdi, Td5 and 2.8i models; 6-speed manual (2.4 and 2.2 Puma). Send the VIN and engine number with your enquiry so the parts team can confirm the correct right rear quarter panel before quoting.
Know the part
Understanding Defender (Classic) Right Rear Quarter Panel
The right rear quarter panel surrounds the rear wheel on the driver's side of right-hand-drive vehicles and, on many models, includes the fuel filler flap. Damage here can affect the filler neck, the tail light mounting and the tailgate or rear door gaps.
On classic Defenders, the equivalent rear body side panel is bolted and riveted to the rear tub and suffers from corrosion where steel cappings and brackets touch the aluminium.
Further reading
- Quarter panel – Wikipedia
Background on quarter panels and body structure.
Common Questions About Defender (Classic) right rear quarter panel
Does quarter panel damage affect the fuel filler?
It can. If the filler flap, housing or neck has been pushed in, check for fuel leaks and have the filler area repaired along with the panel.
Why is my Defender rear body corroding?
Steel cappings, brackets and fasteners in contact with aluminium panels cause galvanic corrosion. Use barrier tape and suitable fasteners during repairs.
Can a quarter panel be repaired without repainting the whole side?
Panel shops blend paint into adjacent panels so the colour matches. The area painted depends on the damage and colour.
What should I send to order a right rear quarter panel?
The VIN, paint code and photos of the damaged area.
Not sure which part fits?
Share your VIN or engine code and the parts team will check the correct part for your Defender (Classic).