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

John, Martin,

Thanks for the great details!

My car is a 71 and it has an aero-style side filler like Martin's but the connection at the tank (part 36) is at 90° (turns horizontal) with a short hose connecting the two. Naturally, gas barely flows into the tank this way and it seemed there was no way to use a bent pipe like the original 71 filler (it curves gently and ends up too high off the tank). I see now that I need to get one of the later-style units and then maybe it will work.

Thanks again guys!

Mark

4/5/125:27 AM

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