Has anybody rebuilt the front weatherstrip channel using fiberglass?
Anywhere that I can find out on how to rebuilt it?

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Please don't do that. Fix it right, with steel. If you can't weld, find a buddy who can, or take the car to a good shop.

--DD

I agree take a hard look at 914 price trends, I'd say 10-15 years (or less) and we are looking at prices going the way of the 356/911.

It's been tried before and fiberglass will crack as will bondo.

Agreed: Stay with metal. Once you go glass, you've entered a morass.

IMS (Industrial Metal Supply) sells sheet metal in the correct gauge and can bend it on a break or a tin shop will do it for you in the precise channel width needed. The straight pieces are a snap to weld and grind into place and the curved ones take just a little more time to get correct.

When done correctly, this work can only be discerned by the most persnickety concours white glove clad eyeballs.

All right thanks to u all and I will follow your advise.
Thank you
Very much

If you mean the crack, nothing will work except welding or the OEM rubber piece.

Rich

Hey thanks Dave for the advises. I did what u asked me to do with the fuel pump, and I recheck the board and the wiring, and guess what? It's working fine. Regarding to the weatherstrip channel, I will use metal.
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Good deal, it's actually part of the structural integrity of the front unit assembly.

I bought L and R top sections of fender section's ,..you can cut the piece's that you need from those sections, they will be a near perfect fit...????