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    MFG. Part #45 0VF
    BrandHagan Street Rods
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    Hagan Street Rods 45 0VF Details

    Now you can make that old gas tank filler neck and cap go away with this easy flush mount gas door kit. Just select the style that would best fit to the surface and choose the design of the gas door with the hinge mount on the left or right side. This has a fuel spout that is 2" OD to accept a 2" ID fuel hose of your choice. Fuel hose not included.

    • Can be mounted in steel or fiberglass
    • Made of 18 gauge mild steel
    • Hinge is spring loaded to hold the door open and closed
    • Latch is spring loaded and magnetic
    • Includes housing, door, hinge, latch, gas cap, spout and install instructions
    • Door is 4-3/4 x 3-1/2" oval
    • The top is made of 18 gauge mild steel
    • The spout is 2" O.D. and 3-3/4" long
    • Overall depth of unit is 3"

    Hagan Street Rods 45 0VF Specifications

    KEY SPECS
    MFG. Part #45 0VF
    BrandHagan Street Rods
    GENERAL
    Overall Length3-3/4"
    Overall Width4-3/4"
    Overall Height3"
    Material TypeMild Steel
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    1972 GMC Fleetside

    5.0

    5 years ago

    John

    Oklahoma

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    Used for 72 GMC fleet side. Used some stainless exhaust elbows to route it under the bed and point it toward the fuel tank. Had to cut out area on the inside bed wall and fab a piece of metal to cover the backside of the assembly. All in all, it's worth it even for beginner metal working.

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    I have a 66 chevy fleet side truck and want to relocate the filler under the taillight. What are your recommendations

    by Christophe

    • 7 years ago

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    I am thinking of installing this inside my truck bed. How deep is this front to back?

    by Jody

    • 15 years ago

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