Fuel Filler Neck

jwelch68Member

Hello All,

I'm very new to the forum and Pantera's as well so I have a very rookie question.

I just purchased an early 72 small bumper car that has been in Arizona storage for 20+ years. I have it home and starting to go thru it now.

I noticed this car doesn't have a fuel filler neck and seems that you have to open the rear hatch and fill the gas tank from inside the engine bay.

Is this normal or am I over looking something?

Thank you in advance and look forward to learning more.

John

7/14/221:10 PM

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