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George PAdmin.

Swen,

I don't get a fuel smell myself, but the vacuum canister is still connected on my Pantera. It would make sense the fuel tank, heated by the engine compartment, would put off vapors

I love the smell my Pantera leaves in the closed garage after a drive. Its not old gasoline, its like a vintage Italian auto ambrosia. I swear, if they bottled it, I'd wear it as cologne.

Can anyone else relate to the smell I'm referring to. Its in the interior too.

Eau de Pantera, 1973. George

8/1/059:08 PM

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