No original Plymouth parts were modified to make this work.
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Please see the link for the project blow by blow? http://www.chetscoins.com/1929/Work_Files/GasTank.htm
Cheers,? Chet?
Looks good but replacing those Phillips screws with slotted ones would make it look more vintage.
Tod,
The Old Plymouth gauge cap covers them up.
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The patch work around the gauge flange isn't very pretty but strong and leak free.? Once installed this area isn't visible so I didn't go the extra mile to pretty it up.
Chet...