While waiting to see if you'll sell, I spent some time at the W+N web site to see about a new one. However, I couldn't find it, even the parts diagram didn't show the right tank. Their photo shows a tank with a two part filler neck, mine is solid, they show no boot in that parts diagram. I tried the search however I must have the wrong terms! I get e-mail from them almost daily because I bought the complete carpet set-up from them~
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Rubber cover for fuel filler behind fuel inlet cover for all models and years of production you need 1 for 1 car
Rubber cover for fuel filler behind fuel inlet cover for all models and years of production you need 1 for 1 car
I'm guessing that will be about $100.00 before it gets to Lovell, Maine - US. So, for now, I'll wait to see about a good used one. I want to drive it for a while before reinstalling everything in the trunk so that I can inspect my welding on the shock tower. It's rained every day now that it's back together & I don't drive it in the rain, so I've got time~. Thanks for the link!!!!!!!Rubber cover for fuel filler behind fuel inlet cover for all models and years of production you need 1 for 1 car
Rubber cover for fuel filler behind fuel inlet cover for all models and years of production you need 1 for 1 carwww.wallothnesch.com
Rod, if you want the one that looks pretty good but is a little stiff at the lip, you can have it for the cost of shipping.
The holes are there I believe… back side photos.
It was a little tough getting it together but after figuring out what works and what doesn't I got it looking good. I haven't yet tried to get the door on, you know, mow the lawn, get some veggies in the ground, put a fence around the garden to keep the deer out, etc. Today we have rain, so I'll be trying to get that door on to finish it up.
Must say, this forum is amazing, plenty of good info, with even better people ready to help out in any way they can!!
jmackro
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Oh, it will cost more than that. Walloth has a flat shipping charge (~$50) to the US, regardless of the cost/size/weight of the parts. That's $50 per order, not $50 per part. For "oversized" parts, you pay more. Don't get me wrong; I love W&N and am glad that they exist. But, they aren't oriented toward small orders going overseas.
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