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> Creamsicle, Gas Tank question
914Sixer
post Oct 1 2008, 02:49 PM
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My Creamsicle came in Sunday night. I am stripping it out to go to metal work. Do the cars made in March of 74 have the late gas tank with no carbon canister attached? My early 74(Nov) has the metal cap and two hose openings and a radio hole in the side fender wall. The CS has only one hole for the radio, so I am guessing it needs a late tank, not the early one that was sent.












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post Oct 2 2008, 04:22 PM
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Let me restate my question. Did LE's built in 03/74 has the late tank? I only have one hole in the fender well for the radio. This tells me the correct tank is without the canister and would be the late style. I am enclose in picture of LE and 74 made in 11/73 with 2 tubes and center radio hole.


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