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#831547 03/02/2012 3:02 PM
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on 1941 do you guys know if the gas fill pipe rubber was left un-painted back then.. or did they all get panted over time.... thanks kat


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leave it unpainted, once the paint starts to crack off the rubber its going to look like crap, better to leave it alone. Thats my opinion anyway.


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