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I removed my gas tank and sent it off to Gas Tank
ReNu to be cleaned and coated. While removing the filler tube, I noticed
the grommet was deteriorating. It didn't survive the removal and I began
searching for another. I called everyone but was told to forget it. I
FINALLY found one at Mitchell Motors. I know the guy can be a jerk sometimes and
there are members who have had less than pleasant dealings with him, but he was
friendly towards me, didn't charge an arm and a leg and got the part out
promptly. I was grateful to find it!
Good Luck!
Greg McDonnell
----- Original Message -----
Sent: Thursday, October 23, 2003 12:27
AM
Subject: Re: IML: 63 filler tube
O-ring
On Wednesday, October 22, 2003, at 08:41 PM, Steve B.
wrote:
you can try that link.. they may have it.. if you cant open it .. you
can email me off list....
Well
I sent the gas tank from my buddy’s new ’63 Imperial off to the shop to have
it boiled out and coated. Stupidly I forgot to remove the rubber
o-ring where the filler tube fits in and now it is MIA. If anyone has
a source or a part number for this o-ring please let me know. I’m
going to be in a heap-o-trouble if I can’t put it back together because of a
silly o-ring
Steve B.
On Wednesday, October 22, 2003, at 08:41 PM, Steve B.
wrote:
<File attached:
www.atlasobsolete.com:sudenly.html.webloc> you can try that
link.. they may have it.. if you cant open it .. you
can email me off
list....
> Well I sent the gas tank from my buddy’s new ’63 Imperial off
to the
> shop to have it boiled out and coated. Stupidly I forgot to
remove the
> rubber o-ring where the filler tube fits in and now it is
MIA. If
> anyone has a source or a part number for this o-ring please
let me
> know. I’m going to be in a heap-o-trouble if I can’t put it
back
> together because of a silly o-ring
>
>
>
> Steve B.
>
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