If you buy a new rear apron, buy it from a local store or get it at a show . . . you need to put your hands on it and give it a good once-over before you shell out the $$$. There is some real crap out there in the mail order world. I bought one a few years back and when it came in I decided it would be less work to fix the bent up, rusty apron that was on the car than try to make the new one usable.