How do i fix this??

[Trottiert]

1978 - 1987 EL CAMINO 1978 - 1983 MALIBU PASSENGER DOOR #2 - auto...

THIS IS A SOLID PASSENGER SIDE DOOR CAME OFF A 1983 EL CAMINO, NO ROT, NO BIG DENTS, NO CRACKS, OUTSIDE IS PRIMED , INSIDE HAS BEEN CLENED UP AND PAINTED. CHECK OUT ALL PICTURES FOR CONDITION, CALL...

providence.craigslist.org

Link above is for a passenger door, but this gentleman has a huge selection of parts available.
I would give him a call.

 

[Smack-it]

My holes went all the way through.

 

[abbey castro]

IMO: Fiberglass is not repair. It's a cover up . Cheap is right. Want quick and cheap or expensive time consuming and well done, it's a pick your pill.

 

[ck80]

IMO: Fiberglass is not repair. It's a cover up . Cheap is right. Want quick and cheap or expensive time consuming and well done, it's a pick your pill.

The adage about going fast also applies here... you heard the saying "cheap, fast, reliable... pick 2"

Well, here it's cheap, fast, durable... pick 2.

 

[81Regal]

I found out the hard way that those inner door shells from Goodmark need to be modified to fit an El Camino or Malibu door. The tag on them say specifically Regal and Cutlass. That was a couple of years ago so maybe the fit has improved.

 

[57 Handyman]

Door for classics are getting harder to find. We've all seen and are familiar with these lower door sections being some of the biggest problem areas on G-bodies. As others have stated, time and money are the drivers. However, as hobbyists, several key points not mentioned are the sense of accomplishment, pride, and "I did it myself." Several years ago, I did exactly what Steve proposes to do for his 82 doors using pieces from other 5th Gen and simple fabrication. My response to him is "go for it" and enjoy the craft!

 

[303'505rollin]

Get these less work/stress

 

[303'505rollin]

Or these

 

[81Regal]

Or these

See a few posts up, those are goodmark LKQ pieces.

 

[Smack-it]

The adage about going fast also applies here... you heard the saying "cheap, fast, reliable... pick 2"

Well, here it's cheap, fast, durable... pick 2.

Yeah, the way I figure is if my boat made of fiberglass can last 15 years then the inside of a car door should last a good while.