Sheet metal needed

[76911S]

I am in need of a section of the LR quarter, back edge along the deck lid.
Thanks.
Mark.

[EARLY911ZOO]

would help to add more details: LWB or SWB, your location, coupe or targa ect

I have several whole SWB quarters I need to know exactly which section, a picture or diagram.

Richwaard

[76911S]

A couple of pictures of what I am needing.
1st is the area I am repairing.
2nd the channel piece I have that is not quite right.
3rd should be obvious

I think all deck lids are the same so year and model should not matter, I just need the channel piece from the window down to the rear panel.
Thanks
Mark.

[ramondzack]

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[EARLY911ZOO]

I've got it for SWB if that'll do

[76911S]

There are many sheet metal fabrication providers across the world. Latest and improved equipments are used for completing the process. Various technologies are used to accomplish the task. These include, laser, jet and other cutting edge methods.

Uh, okay...
That is fine if I want 100, not very feasible for one.

[76911S]

I've got it for SWB if that'll do

pm sent, thanks..

[Soterik]

I'm not sure if you need the whole well, but I have this....

[76911S]

I'm not sure if you need the whole well, but I have this....

That appears to be the inner section, I could have used that a month or so ago
But now I need the outer section.
Thanks though.

[mshaver51]

I am no expert, but are you sure that the channel sections in photos 2 and 3 are not the same? Wouldn't the the rear quarter skin either be welded to the left-side lip of the new channel in photo 2? (I guess it could also fold down and be welded to match the bottom of the channel and then be filled for paint purposes. You could measure the width of the channel bottom to see if another width of steel would fit and leave the same gap.)

I think I saw an NOS rear quarter which had the entire skin and channel in one pressing. In order to emulate that single pressing in two pieces, wouldn't you weld the edge of the quarter skin to the left edge of the channel?

Like I said, I'm no expert...