Checkout our growing catalog of carbon fiber-based products for our beloved 914 at: www.compositedimensions.com
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PORSCHE 914 Sun Visor Set:
Sale Price: $349
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PORSCHE 914 Center Console Assembly:
Sale Price: $499
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Carbon Fiber F1-style Side Mirrors:
Sale Price: $349 LH or RH, $679 for the set
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PORSCHE 914 Main Instrument Gauge Bezel:
Sale Price: $149 w/standard hole sizes to fit OEM gauges. Blanks start at $119. Custom hole sizes and patterns are also available.
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PORSCHE 914 Driver's Side Floor Board:
Sale Price: $199
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PORSCHE 914 Front Panel for Center Console:
Sale Price: $99 w/standard hole sizes to fit OEM gauges. Blanks start at $89. Custom hole sizes and patterns are also available.
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PORSCHE 914 Lower Panel for Center Console:
Sale Price: $99
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Pre-preg Carbon Fiber Sheets:
Prices start at: $17. Sheets are available in multiple sizes and thicknesses to meet any DIY project.
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Examples of commissioned projects:
Custom center console for Porsche 914 racer (contact us for a quote):
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Custom Gauge Panel (OEM center console):
Sale Price: $109
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Additionally, please feel free to ask me if you have any questions. I’ll be happy to answer you and hear your feedback. If you need a special part made from composite material (i.e. carbon fiber, aramid, glass fiber, etc.), please contact me to discuss your specific requirements and how we may be able to serve you.
Sincerely,
Dov
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Dov Chartarifsky
CEO – Composite Dimensions
Hameyasdim #62
Zichron Ya'akov
30900, Israel
Tel: +972 (0) 50 4047915
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dov@compositedimensions.com
Full Version: FS: Carbon Fiber Parts for Porsche 914
I think there would be a market for a carbon fiber dash and door panels. Price is always a consideration. I'd be interested in a dash. Perhaps you can give an estimate as to cost and gauge interest in a group buy?
QUOTE(Sedonut @ Oct 28 2015, 07:33 PM) 
I think there would be a market for a carbon fiber dash and door panels. Price is always a consideration. I'd be interested in a dash. Perhaps you can give an estimate as to cost and gauge interest in a group buy?
Wow! That's a great looking dash. Whoever made it did an excellent job from what I can see in the picture. Thanks for sharing this and for your enquiry.
Yes, cost will be a major consideration mainly because molds will need to be made first using a donor dash in good condition, which most probably it may need to be sacrificed in the process, and those don't come cheap ether.
Unfortunately I have to pass on this one as I think the expected price point (~$1-1.5K rough est.) will not yield enough margin if any after covering all the labor, materials and tooling cost.
QUOTE(Sedonut @ Oct 28 2015, 10:33 AM)
I think there would be a market for a carbon fiber dash and door panels. Price is always a consideration. I'd be interested in a dash. Perhaps you can give an estimate as to cost and gauge interest in a group buy?
I see you were lucky enough to get one, me too. There was a guy in SoCal that made a limited run of dashes, I paid $850....
Love the mirrors.
QUOTE(racerbvd @ Oct 29 2015, 04:38 AM)
Love the mirrors.
great, they are on sale.
QUOTE(Sedonut @ Oct 28 2015, 07:33 PM)
I think there would be a market for a carbon fiber dash and door panels. Price is always a consideration. I'd be interested in a dash. Perhaps you can give an estimate as to cost and gauge interest in a group buy?
A far more economical alternative to making a new CF dash will to salvage a cracked dash by "skinning" it with CF. The look and feel will be like the above picture. Net weight will be slightly more, but after all this is more of a cosmetic application. Please let me know if anyone is interested...
Dov
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