Reply to "Fuel Tank going in - need help!"

dickruzzinMember

MARK,
You could use a thinner cable and go through the same cable holes to the latches I believe. I would leave something visible, with a little tag on it so that who ever owns the car will not forget that the access is there.

Could you imagine the panic if one breaks?

I did have the cable on one of the end locks break once but I was able to still raise the wing high enough at the front to get a wire hook on the rear latch to release it. Great idea.

DICK RUZZIN

2/25/144:27 AM

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