Reply to "Ornament, external fuel filler"

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@haydude posted:
I did see that mounting can #41 out on eBay a few weeks ago. It was listed at $550.

They were never cheap. I got mine from Wilkinson about 20 years ago and the bucket was something like $125 then.

Its purpose really is to provide a mounting for the twist cap.

As suggested, if you go to an an external cap mounted to the gills then the internal connection is a matter of swinging the adapter on the tank now to point at the gill mounted location, cutting a hole for the hose with a hole saw and finding a fuel hose to fit and clamp them.

I get the part that there is a desire to stay with factory parts on the Pantera but so far to this day, there is not a large contingent of "original 'Concourse' Pantera" owners but more importantly, a big market value for those cars.

That could change but after 50 years there is no noticeable division in Pantera buyers and sellers over those details.

2/23/258:29 AM

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