One way that we have done a complete rear end replacement was to do one quarter panel at a time. It keeps the car more stable. If the roof does not need to be replaced then I would leave it. When doing the quarters, make sure to fit the doors and trunk lid before cutting the old quarter panel off, that way you have the door and deck lid to help line up the new panel. I have always done my own sand blasting and once you get the quarter off, you might as well sand blast and paint the supports.
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