On going issues with this custom fiberglass 1988 Pontiac Fiero GT widebody project.
I've had five people review the body on my car. Three where Central Florida Fieros club members that work in the automobile insurance and fiberglass business and two others non club related fiberglass repair shops. The situation comes down to this:
- The gaps around the body panels (whole car) is much worst then expected this is due to my lack of experience with automobile body work.
Front bumper to hood.
Around lower part of right side headlight.
Left fender to left door
Deck lid to around rear clip.
- The left door panel does not flow with the rocker when closed, it will need to be adjusted and the body panel will need to be grinded down to flow with the rocker.
- Deck lid as mention above has gaps and in certain parts it's un even with the rear clip meaning there are rears that are higher (elevated or warped) on the rear clip. The entire rear clip will have to be removed to fix.
- Rear tail lights to rear bumper there is a 1/4" to 1/2" gap. Don't know what going on here yet. It seems that the tail lights and bumper are on correct but i'm very concerned that the issue could be something else.
- Upper sail panel area on the rear clip has major openings; will need to be glassed in.
- Hood to right fender has small holes (not to be confused with pin holes)
- Small cracks on the hood vent and vents need to be cut out. Thank God I got a template for the vent cut outs from another car at the shop car.
- Left front side burn of rocker is crooked and Archie argued it was not.
- Right side door area and panels seems to be ok. Waiting on my steering wheel to be able to move my car out for review since I can't move the notchback yet.
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