Billet gas door cover in the roof

shadetreeMember

I’m just putting my 72 Pantera back together after a nasty engine fire caused by the gas line leaking on the exhaust manifold that all but destroyed it. Even before the fire I was never entirely comfortable pumping gas over a hot exhaust. That said, I’m thinking about putting a flush mount, quick fill, billet gas door cover in the roof over the gas tank so I can fill it from the outside. Has anyone here done that? I’d like to be able to go to school on someone elses experience if possible. Thanks.

1/27/122:12 PM

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