69 and 70 fuel tank numbers

[MWbirdLOVER70]

Hey guys buddy looking at NOS tank for 69 Plymouth and needs numbers. Can anyone please provide both numbers? Thanks guys

 

[440beep]

My 69 Chrysler parts book has it as 2880 417

 

[MWbirdLOVER70]

Thank you very much!!! Anyone got a 1970 number unless they’re the same?

 

[dadsbee]

Probably the same, as they are identical.. if just a 2 vent tank.

 

[MWbirdLOVER70]

I agree but would like the numbers. Buddy insistent lol. Concourse 69 RR and his request but I think you for the replie Dadsbee

 

[dadsbee]

I'll try to remember to look in my parts manual tomorrow. Anyone doing concurs restorations should own one....

 

[MWbirdLOVER70]

I'll try to remember to look in my parts manual tomorrow. Anyone doing concurs restorations should own one....

Thank you and I have to agree

 

[dadsbee]

3404 475 w/o ECS

3404 225 w/ECS Sta. Wgn.

THESE ARE PROBABLY WRONG, they are for Plymouth, Dodge, Chrysler.. so that probably = C body.

 

[dadsbee]

My 69 Chrysler parts book has it as 2880 417

That's for valiant, barracuda and Dart. Plymouth b body except wagon is 2880 426

*** BUT AS NOTED BY MOPARSAVER... R and W (Bevedere and Coronet) the correct tank for a Roadrunner would be 2880 434 !

 

[440beep]

That's for valiant, barracuda and Dart. Plymouth b body except wagon is 2880 426

Damnit! These part books are a PIA to understand

 

[moparsaver]

69 R and W shows 2880434 except Charger & station wagon. I have an over the counter replacement if interested.

 

[dadsbee]

He said Plymouth and why I stated the number I did, yet left myself scratching my head why a coronet was a different tank.

Looks like Tom has the correct '69 tank being the 434, which also means my '70 numbers are probably wrong as well.. **** I can't read a parts manual either. Why people should have their own books, so they can make their own mistakes! LOL

 

[moparsaver]

Lol Wayne They can be confusing. I started using these catalogs in 84’ at my first job, parts dep’t Framingham Chrysler Plymouth. Learned real quick!

 

[440beep]

I see where my mistake was, the column heading specify the make and car. And what’s interesting with my parts book is it has replacement/revised part numbers. Looks like the 2880 426 tank was replaced with 3404 475 at some point, but my Parts book is dated Jan 1971. But this gets us off track from OP.

 

[moparsaver]

Thank you very much!!! Anyone got a 1970 number unless they’re the same?

1970 R and W (Belvedere and Coronet) fuel tank part numbers
Without E.C.S. 3404491
With E.C.S. 3404392

 

[moparsaver]

I see where my mistake was, the column heading specify the make and car. And what’s interesting with my parts book is it has replacement/revised part numbers. Looks like the 2880 426 tank was replaced with 3404 475 at some point, but my Parts book is dated Jan 1971. But this gets us off track from OP.

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It was not uncommon for parts departments to update the dealer parts catalogs as the part numbers superceded for new model years. The hand written number in your catalog is the new/correct number and applies for 1970 C body and fleet cars. Choose your car line at the top first then your options from the list on the left. Highlighted is the path for R & W. “Export” vehicles often times add to the confusion.

 

[MWbirdLOVER70]

It was not uncommon for parts departments to update the dealer parts catalogs as the part numbers superceded for new model years. The hand written number in your catalog is the new/correct number and applies for 1970 C body and fleet cars. Choose your car line at the top first then your options from the list on the left. Highlighted is the path for R & W. “Export” vehicles often times add to the confusion.

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Thanks all that replied