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Fuel filler cap
Posted: Thu Aug 18, 2005 7:21 am
by gmbubb
A bit late, I know, but for those that were interested, TC0847 has a
30 degree cap with the word PRESS on the release tab. Everything else
on the car tallies with Sherrel's (SP?, sorry) descriptions of early
parts, e.g. seat back, so I assume the tank is also correct for the
build date of July '46.
Gordon
Re: Fuel filler cap
Posted: Thu Aug 18, 2005 8:08 am
by Peter Roberts
Interesting that an April '46 car had a straight neck (mine) and a July car
had a 30 degree neck. What's going on?
_Peter
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>A bit late, I know, but for those that were interested, TC0847 has a
> 30 degree cap with the word PRESS on the release tab. Everything else
> on the car tallies with Sherrel's (SP?, sorry) descriptions of early
> parts, e.g. seat back, so I assume the tank is also correct for the
> build date of July '46.
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Re: Fuel filler cap
Posted: Thu Aug 18, 2005 9:28 am
by LAWRENCE A LECLERC
TC1439 (Sept 46) has a straight neck. Looks to me that they used whatever came to the floor first.----- Original Message -----
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Interesting that an April '46 car had a straight neck (mine) and a July car
had a 30 degree neck. What's going on?
_Peter
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Subject: [mg-tabc] Fuel filler cap
>A bit late, I know, but for those that were interested, TC0847 has a
> 30 degree cap with the word PRESS on the release tab. Everything else
> on the car tallies with Sherrel's (SP?, sorry) descriptions of early
> parts, e.g. seat back, so I assume the tank is also correct for the
> build date of July '46.
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Re: Fuel filler cap
Posted: Thu Aug 18, 2005 10:33 am
by Peter Roberts
They did that on purpose with the fiendish foreknowledge that it would drive
the Originality Police nuts.
_Peter
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> TC1439 (Sept 46) has a straight neck. Looks to me that they used whatever
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