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

markcharltonOld enough to know better and still young enough not to care. My '71 Pantera

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Originally posted by Dick Ruzzin:
You could use a thinner cable and go through the same cable holes to the latches I believe.

Yes, that is the plan.

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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.

I assume you meant "after you", but I'll be dead then…

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Could you imagine the panic if one breaks?

Yes I can, which is why I did the same thing to my Panteras after I heard about someone having to cut a hole in the under-side of their front trunk to hook the latch.

Mark

2/25/145:52 PM

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