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#672820 08/25/2010 2:02 AM
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Most 46 Chevys I have seen have a leather gromet where the gas fill tube goes into the body. Mine has a disk that screws to the cab with rubber under it. I have seen pictures of others like that but would like to know why the difference?


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Keep the disc and screws. it's original. The big fat ugly grommets are repro stuff. You can remove the screws and cutout a new rubber or leather gasket to fit the filler tube and hole properly. I saw a very nice restoration of a '40 this weekend with all original stuff save for the rubber grommet, and that was a major eyesore!

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The 'disk' is factory for sure. The rubber underneath is factory as well. Leather was used under the disk during WWII due to rubber shortages far as I know.


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