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#1278071 08/27/2018 11:14 PM
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I moved the fuel tank to under the bed on my 1949 GMC FC101, now looking for a patch for the fuel opening on the passenger side of the cab. Anyone know of a suppier for this item. I have had no luck finding one and will DIY it if I must, but would prefer to find a patch that matches the curves.

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Get a sandbag and mallet and fab your own. There's not that much compound curvature there, and it would be pretty easy to match with just a bit of forming. Or you could check around to see if someone has a 47 cab that could cut a chunk out of for you. I have a BTS (beat-to-.....) right front fender that I hung on to as material for patches. I would bet that a piece of that would be pretty close to matching the curvature at the fuel opening.


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