Hi,

 

My new ...well it's a 94 will be at home next weekend !!

As every old car from Quebec...it's pretty rusty, floors and rockers are great but rear wheel wells are rotten, the lower part of front fenders is rotten too...

I was wondering if repair kits exists for loyale front and rear fenders...

I have found this link...does someone know this company ??

http://www.showcars-bodyparts.com/subaru.html

 

 

Thanks !!

 

Greg

Montreal

the lower part of my front fenders is eaten away to the point where I can see the space frame underneath.My rear fenders are/were very rusty and jagged.after a wheeling trip to find out the rear fenders would try to eat my tires on the end of travel out came BFH which fixed that.As long as nothing structural is rotten then you are ok.I myself have to patch some holes in various places-ie near the front suspension and lower "framerails":dead:

thanks for the reply, I know it's not structural, but I 'd like to fix that anyway even if it's only cosmetic.

Does someone know a place to buy inner fender and fender repair kit ?

Greg

Replacement rocker panels and wheel arches can be found here.

 

http://millsupply.com/

thanks for the reply, I know it's not structural, but I 'd like to fix that anyway even if it's only cosmetic.

Does someone know a place to buy inner fender and fender repair kit ?

Greg

 

This ia what is availaible in Canada:

 

http://www.crosscanadaparts.com/cgi-bin/crosscanada/product_list.html?img_num=6705

 

Prices are list, your dealer may sell for less.

 

Assuming inner fender for rear, there are 3 methods of repair:

1) hand form steel, welding in place

2) remove inner trim and clean to bare metal with a grinder and lay fiberglass in there.

3) use spray foam, generally called "draft stop" at building supply stores

 

However you decide to repair it applying a heavy coat of undercoating is in order.

The lower rear of my front fenders got to the point to where the mounting bolts had nothing tp mount to and the fenders would flap around. Plumers strap, pop rivits and a hammer fixed that.