PlymouthGuy
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Trying to find a solid 1965 wagon fuel tank and fuel cap. I think 1964 is the same. If you know of one please get a hold of me.
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WTB 1965 wagon fuel tank/cap
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PlymouthGuy
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Thankfully you got yours fixed! The tank in my car is very thin metal. It sat exposed to the elements for close to 50 years with no fuel cap.
moparlouie
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I have one from a 65, let get pics for you, in Connecticut so shipping will be steep if you are interested let me know
matthon
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I fixed myself, after getting a quote for $350, and I had to remove the tank, which I understand involves partially removing the rearend.
I had a rust hole at the bottom, and after a few failed attempts I recalled I had just purchased a new tank for another car and they offered a block off plate and gasket for the sending unit.
I ordered up the plate, neoprene gasket, bolts with o-rings, and the tapped bolt ring.
All for a Tanksinc tank.
Cut the rust hole out, drilled holes for the bolts, slipped the ring inside, it's not a full circle so it will fit inside a smaller hole.
Put the gasket on, and bolted the plate on.
That was a few years ago, not even a drop has leaked out, no seeping, nothing.
I had a rust hole at the bottom, and after a few failed attempts I recalled I had just purchased a new tank for another car and they offered a block off plate and gasket for the sending unit.
I ordered up the plate, neoprene gasket, bolts with o-rings, and the tapped bolt ring.
All for a Tanksinc tank.
Cut the rust hole out, drilled holes for the bolts, slipped the ring inside, it's not a full circle so it will fit inside a smaller hole.
Put the gasket on, and bolted the plate on.
That was a few years ago, not even a drop has leaked out, no seeping, nothing.
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