Thank you Marlin Jack for all the filler info,,, Good stuff. Marlin turned me on to a company that sells very nice air craft filler caps and parts
http://www.batinc.net/main.htm
here's the photos
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more work
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test fit
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After paint
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Install,,, the wife is now taking shots, She said that my ass was hanging out,,, *#%@!^%$#?*
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Time for the wife to GO !!!
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Done
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Little dusty,, but done, cap off
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last one
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Is the tabs that hold the new gas filler welded on or is that the original aluminum machined out?
Welded,,, by my good freinds and Redlands Muffler, AKA "Red Muff" If your local, they are great guys, good work, They get it, He builds hot rods in the same shop .
Great job documenting the installation. Looks good!
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Looks great Brad! 
lOOKS GREAT Brad !
I absolutely love "Red Muff's" logo! My kinda guys.
Great job of posting your "how to" for other owners! Another contribution that makes the DTBB the hip place for Pantera info!
Great work Brad! Lookin' good too.
George
Great job of posting your "how to" for other owners! Another contribution that makes the DTBB the hip place for Pantera info!
Great work Brad! Lookin' good too.
George
I'm pretty sure my toolbox NEEDS a sticker like that . . . hinthint.
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It does look good, and now you can get your gas stole without opening the decklid! lol
Brad,The aircraft filler looks awesome.You did a really clean installation.Thanks for the extra effort to take photos for our benifit.Jim Coyne
Looks pretty good Brad! Nicely done.