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Liquid dish soap is what I've used since the sixties. Cheap & readily available.
SmartPatrol Wrote:BTW... I dunno about you, but I tried replacing my tank, tank to body pad, with a new strap and j bolt. What a freaking nightmare this was. The J bolt that Layson's restoration supplied wasn't anywhere near the same as the original one. The new strap was creased the opposite way it should;ve been, and the tank wouldn't allow the old strap to wrap around it easily. I literally had to use a scissor jack and all of my might to wrap the old strap and J bolt up into the car. The pad wouldn't fit. It was Beeeeeyond tight.

Hello Josh,

I won't get into what I think about the folks that work at Layson's, but if they sold you a gas tank strap mounting J bolt that looks like the one below, I can see why you had trouble installing your gas tank strap, because that style J bolt is absolutely NOT correct for the 1966 and 1967 Dodge and Plymouth B-Body cars!

[Image: YearOnepartF986-listedas1966upfuelt.jpg]

The correct J bolt for the 1966 and 1967 B-Body cars looks like this and as far as I know, nobody is reproducing it, so if your original is missing, you will need to find a used one somewhere. With the correct J bolt in place, you shouldn't have any issues installing a new insulator pad between the top of the fuel tank and the bottom of the car. Wink

[Image: 1966-67B-Bodyfueltankstrapmountinghook.jpg]

Richard
thebankerstoy Wrote:Hello Josh,

I won't get into what I think about the folks that work at Layson's, but if they sold you a gas tank strap mounting J bolt that looks like the one below, I can see why you had trouble installing your gas tank strap, because that style J bolt is absolutely NOT correct for the 1966 and 1967 Dodge and Plymouth B-Body cars!

[Image: YearOnepartF986-listedas1966upfuelt.jpg]

The correct J bolt for the 1966 and 1967 B-Body cars looks like this and as far as I know, nobody is reproducing it, so if your original is missing, you will need to find a used one somewhere. With the correct J bolt in place, you shouldn't have any issues installing a new insulator pad between the top of the fuel tank and the bottom of the car. Wink

[Image: 1966-67B-Bodyfueltankstrapmountinghook.jpg]

Richard
Richard, the top of your axle is dusty...shame on you. Rofl
You really need to post a sunglasses required alert next time Richard. Haha
He also needs to paint the axle tube the correct color. That black is 1.2pigments too dark for a 66..

Laysons has the correct color he needs...
Believe it or not guy's, that picture above isn't of my Coronet! Yep, there's another sick individual out there that loves bright yellow 66-67 Coronet's as much as I do!!! RoflRoflRofl

Richard
67440Dodge Wrote:He also needs to paint the axle tube the correct color. That black is 1.2pigments too dark for a 66..

Laysons has the correct color he needs...

Oh MAN Mike, that's your best joke yet buddy!! Layson's having the correct ANYTHING for a Mopar!!!! I'm laughing so hard right now that I'm almost crying!!! It's either your joke, or maybe I'm just remembering the last transaction that I had with them years ago!!! RoflRoflRoflRofl Opps, I guess that I'm not being "politically correct" with those comments huh? Blonde

Richard
Maybe his stint in jail set him on the correct path? Wink
67440Dodge Wrote:Maybe his stint in jail set him on the correct path? Wink

Yep, I'm sure he's a completely different guy now......................and I also believe in the Tooth Fairy, the Easter Bunny and honest politicians! Rolleyes

Richard
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