gas cap
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From: Corinth Tx
gas cap
there is a pic of a 69 vette in the vbp catalog with a race style gas lid the pic is on page 8 i would like to get one of these but have not seen them anywhere anyone have any ideas? :confused:
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Re: gas cap (dewcustom)
Like this? http://new.minimania.com/web/Item/MS.../InvDetail.cfm
Do a web search for Monza gas cap - there are lots of them. :thumbs:
Do a web search for Monza gas cap - there are lots of them. :thumbs:
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Re: gas cap (AGVI)
Those suckers are not cheap! :rolleyes:
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Re: gas cap (dewcustom)
Here's a link to mine. Expensive yes, but it was what I wanted.
Dave
http://davesrollingthunder.com/rt/ro...cap/gascap.htm
Or if you want to see one on a nice paint job, check out Len's (1970 Stingray) site:
http://temp.corvetteforum.net/c3/the...t/index7.shtml
[Modified by Rolling Thunder, 3:22 PM 7/23/2003]
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http://davesrollingthunder.com/rt/ro...cap/gascap.htm
Or if you want to see one on a nice paint job, check out Len's (1970 Stingray) site:
http://temp.corvetteforum.net/c3/the...t/index7.shtml
[Modified by Rolling Thunder, 3:22 PM 7/23/2003]
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From: Corinth Tx
Re: gas cap (Rolling Thunder)
dave that looks great but i wonder if there is a way to keep from have the gap around the filler.
is it possible to connect it to the body and use a rubber filler tube?
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[Modified by dewcustom, 10:24 PM 7/23/2003]
[Modified by dewcustom, 10:24 PM 7/23/2003]
is it possible to connect it to the body and use a rubber filler tube?
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Re: gas cap (dewcustom)
I made a fiberglass filler for Len's unit to do away with the gap and the thumb recess area. He's been working on his big block build so I don't know yet how it fits. The desire was to make it "invisible" without glassing it into the deck. It can be installed with a minimal amount of flexible adhesive. Since I have no fear of glass work and have long since departed the point of no return on keeping mine original, :D mine will be glassed in.
To answer you question on using a hose or fill tube, yes it could be done. Accessing the clamps would be a little tough (not sure how that would be managed) but I'm sure with a little head scratching a solution would become obvious.
Good Luck,
Dave
To answer you question on using a hose or fill tube, yes it could be done. Accessing the clamps would be a little tough (not sure how that would be managed) but I'm sure with a little head scratching a solution would become obvious.
Good Luck,
Dave
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