Hemirunner
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What old mopars had flat, flush flip out fuel doors besides a 67 Dodge? I'm In need of two of these and didn't know if that's my only choice?
Flush flip out fuel doors??
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mid '50's Chryslers.
Also, there are aftermarket choices.
http://www.haganauto.com/fuel_doors_gas_lid_s/5.htm
Also, there are aftermarket choices.
http://www.haganauto.com/fuel_doors_gas_lid_s/5.htm
Fabricate the door in from one of the current models out in production . . . Here's my 67 Belvedere Convertible with the fabricated mod . . .
Original gas cap on the car
The donor door from a Mada 625 . . . has a handle by the driver door to open the cover . . .
Donor part welded in place . . .
After most of the bodywork is done trying to blend it into the quarter panel . . .
Original gas cap on the car
The donor door from a Mada 625 . . . has a handle by the driver door to open the cover . . .
Donor part welded in place . . .
After most of the bodywork is done trying to blend it into the quarter panel . . .
Hemirunner
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Nice! That looks great!
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Very cool Larry.
Is that electric or manual pull cable to release?
It is a manual cable, but it could just as easily be converted to electric . . . nothing but a little more fabrication . . .
BUT . . . I tend to lean toward manual as you're less likely to have it fail . . .
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