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#217713 08/29/11 01:31 AM
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Does the 3800 have the same gas filler neck inlet hole as the 3100 in other words will the gas caps interchange ?

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I would think that for 47 second to 53, the 3100 and the 3800 caps would be the same.


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The 1947 & very early 1948 Advance Design trucks had the gas tank mounted under the bed & the filler neck came out through the bed side.There were no filler necks on the cab for those years.

Late 1948 - 1955 first series trucks had the gas tank mounted inside of the cab behind the seat . Not sure if the bed mounted filler necks used the same cap as the cab mounted tanks but.... all of the cab mounted filler necks {regardless of tonnage} for late '48- 55 first series were identical & the caps were the same.


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The cap on my 38 truck was interchangeable with my Dads 71. I thought that they were all the same?


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