63 filler tube O-ring

[roger crabtree <rcrabshish@xxxxxxxxxxxx>]

You can go to a automotive supply store and by
o-rings.  They come in a kit of various sizes.  If
they don't have a large enough size go to a hydraulic
repair shop, Caterpillar, Peterbuilt truck shop, or
any other type of large equipment supply outlet.  They
will have a o-ring that will match yours or close
enough to work in its place. RC

 --- rls9151@xxxxxxxxxxxxx wrote: > Any rubber
products company should be able to help
> you out.
> 
> Russell Sullivan
> 1966 Crown Coupe 2 dr ht
>   ----- Original Message ----- 
>   From: Steve B. 
>   To: mailing-list@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx 
>   Sent: Wednesday, October 22, 2003 11:41 PM
>   Subject: IML: 63 filler tube O-ring
> 
> 
>   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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