A ferry boat company knocked the passenger rear view mirror and its mount off my Glenbrook, taking a 4 inch by 5 inch piece of the fiberglass reinforced SMC with it. I'm trying to remove the passenger side interior trim panel to patch the fiberglass. I have removed all of the screws along the floor and along the top, but it seems to be hung up or fastened somewhere near the midpoint. I have looked without success for removal instructions. I'm hesitant to put a lot of force on the 40 year old panel. Am I missing something? Thanks in advance.

The ferry was the SS Badger, between Ludington, MI and Manitowoc, WI. Actually, the incident occurred in their vehicle pickup area after the crossing. The loading, unloading, and the trip across Lake Michigan were all excellent (both directions) and the Port Manager quickly contacted us even before we got to the coach to tell us that another large truck had clipped our mirror with its mirror. No hassle from the Badger people at all, they filled an incident report and have followed through with a prompt and very adequate payment for repairs.

Meantime, thanks to everyone for the tips about the panel removal. I plan to have a local auto body specialist perform the final body repairs and painting, I am helping him by opening up access to the inside of the damaged area. Incidentally, my Ragusa mirror bracket and Sure-View mirror were not damaged at all - Pretty good stuff!