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'66 CORONET GAS FILLER SEAL
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Two additional pictures showing the completely different way that fuel tanks are mounted in the 1966 & 1967 B-Body cars as opposed to the 1968 through 1970 B-Body cars.

It's extremely difficult for me to understand how retailers could possibly state that the 1968-1970 studs could be correct for the 1966 and 1967 cars. It just proves how little research they do before listing their parts. Rolleyes

Richard

1966 and 1967 B-Body cars. (except station wagons) ONE mounting strap and ONE strap stud is used and the strap is mounted sideways in the car.

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

1968 through 1970 B-Body cars. TWO mounting straps and TWO studs are used and the straps are mounted longways in the car.

[Image: 1970DodgeCoronetSuperBee-Orange-fueltank...g~original]
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Richard, I think they keep saying it is because the 68-70 will fit rather awkwardly. So they might be superceeding the correct one. I have an incorrect one on my silver car.
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#13
Rich,

I honestly don't know how you could mount one of the 1968-1970 fuel tank mounting strap studs in the factory location on a 66 or 67 B-Body car and make it work without making modifications, as the angle of the 68-70 stud would be completely wrong on a 66-67 car. You must have made a custom fuel tank mounting strap, or some other modifications on your 67?

Richard
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Holy smokes, didn't think I would generate so much discussion. Just for the heck of it, I have ordered the Classic piece (it's only $14.99). Once I get it, I'll figure out where it's supposed to go. Next time I'm out in the shop, I'll crawl underneath to see what's what.... I know that my car had a new tank installed at some point before I got it.
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Well Harold, you ask interesting questions that promote interesting discussions my friend! Wink

Richard
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Ok, so I crawled under the "Net" to have a look see & here's what I found....


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Yup - nothing...

Here's a pic of the Classic piece I have on order....

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[TD="class: productdetailtitle, colspan: 2"] [h=1]MB1683 - 1965-66 MOPAR B-BODY FUEL FILLER NECK SEAL[/h] [/TD]
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[TD="class: productdetaildescription, colspan: 2"] Replacement fuel filler neck seal for 1965-66 B-Body models. Made in the USA.
Applications:
  • 1965-66 Coronet, Belvedere and Satellite
  • 1966 Charger
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Oops - tried to "copy & paste" the picture but it didn't work. You can see it by going to the Classic web site. Hopefully, UPS will get it to me in the next week or so.

Stay tuned.....


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Harold, I'm not sure what you are going to do with it, once you get it.
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thebankerstoy Wrote:Rich,

I honestly don't know how you could mount one of the 1968-1970 fuel tank mounting strap studs in the factory location on a 66 or 67 B-Body car and make it work without making modifications, as the angle of the 68-70 stud would be completely wrong on a 66-67 car. You must have made a custom fuel tank mounting strap, or some other modifications on your 67?

Richard
Richard, I most likely modified the bolt, not the bracket. I won't be visiting that car until Jim's wagon is done, and that won't be any time soon...
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ws27 Wrote:Harold, I'm not sure what you are going to do with it, once you get it.

I think it may have gone up top where the fuel filler tube is (if it fit 66 at all). The strange thing is the listing is for 65-66, which use a completely different setup if I remember right.
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#20
I looks like a gasket/seal for where the filler tube and vent tube go through the trunk floor like an A body.


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