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Grease Monkey
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I am a relatively recent owner of a 1931 Chevy Sedan Special and am mystified as to how to get gas in the tank without forcing the nozzle thru a very narrow gap between the body of the car and the trunk. what am I missing?
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ChatMaster - 2,000
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Nothing. The trunk was an added accessory and it leaves a very narrow gap to refuel the car. Best bet is to get a long funnel at your local car parts place and use that to do the refueling.
Enjoy your car! ....and welcome!
All the Best, WLB
"It's wise to choose a SIX"
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