Nissan Maxima: 95-99 Maxima rear quarter panel?

Does the 4th generation Maxima has a REAR quarter panel, or is it an
integral part of the unibody?

Mine was hit recently, and I'd like to know if it can be replaced as
opposed to repaired.

Thanks guys,

com scratched out in the sand
 

Yeah, I was happy with the work. I do have a minor rattle in the passenger
door, but I've just been too busy/lazy to take it back.

There is no visible sign that the rear of the car is new, except if you look
under the rear bumper, you can see the paint is newer than under the front
bumper. (Only the front fender was replaced in the front.)


My only gripe was that I got stuck renting cars for three months. After
being given - in short order a Toyota Tercel, Ford Focus, Saturn LS1, and a
Chevy Impala (which had steering probs), I yelled at the manager of the
rental dealership and he gave me a Buick LeSabre Custom to drive. Since it
was on the dime of the other guy, I didn't mind too much. Total rental -
$2700. Add that to the more than $12,000 they spent fixing the car, and I
wonder why the didn't just total it and get the salvage. (I did try to
convince them.) The car - at the time - was worth roughly $12,000 blue
book and $15,000 according to State Farm.

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