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Can someone tell me, or even better post a pic of where the gas filler is on a NON business coupe?

I know where the biz coupe filler is, but i read somewhere that the other coupes have a different tank and filler.

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The Business Coupe and Sport Coupe were the only coupes in '37 & '38. If you're referring to the modern corruption of the term "coupe" and are wrongly applying it to anything with two doors I believe the Town Sedan and Coach had the filler in the fender. Here is what looks to be a Town Sedan.

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Yes. The SPORT Coupe and Cabriolet coupe convertible have the gas tank in the extreme rear of the car. The business coupe has it behind the front seat

http://www.gmheritagecenter.com/gm-heritage-archive/docs/Chevrolet-Trucks/1938-Chevrolet-Truck.pdf

See page 46

Sorry no photo of the sport coupe filler

http://digitalgallery.nypl.org/nypl...=20&pNum=&pos=96&print=small

notice no gas filler in the business coupe location

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I didn't know that about the sport coupe Steve, thanks for correcting me. If you look closely at your second link you can see the filler cap on the fender.


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Originally Posted by Tiny
The Business Coupe and Sport Coupe were the only coupes in '37 & '38. If you're referring to the modern corruption of the term "coupe" and are wrongly applying it to anything with two doors I believe the Town Sedan and Coach had the filler in the fender. Here is what looks to be a Town Sedan.

No , I'm not. I do know the difference between a coupe and a sedan. Agrin

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Originally Posted by wawuzit
Yes. The SPORT Coupe and Cabriolet coupe convertible have the gas tank in the extreme rear of the car. The business coupe has it behind the front seat

http://www.gmheritagecenter.com/gm-heritage-archive/docs/Chevrolet-Trucks/1938-Chevrolet-Truck.pdf

See page 46

Sorry no photo of the sport coupe filler

http://digitalgallery.nypl.org/nypl...=20&pNum=&pos=96&print=small

notice no gas filler in the business coupe location


Thanks,that answers the question nicely.
Boy that manual link is pretty handy.

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Originally Posted by johnod
No , I'm not. I do know the difference between a coupe and a sedan. Agrin
So you were asking about the sport coupe then? If so my apology for my misunderstanding. So many people today call any two door a coupe that it's easy to jump to conclusions.


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