$20 + shipping
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SOLD @ Luray cap brass ?fuel?rad
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RVA23T
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SOLD @ Luray cap brass ?fuel?rad
looks like a brass plated fuel tank cap but no vent hole
$20 + shipping
$20 + shipping
Last edited by RVA23T on Fri Oct 11, 2024 12:44 pm, edited 2 times in total.
Everything works in theory.
Reality is how you determine if something works or not.
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Original Smith
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Re: cap brass ?fuel?
I think those were used on English Fords back in the fifties.
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Allan
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Re: cap brass ?fuel?
Ford Prefect/Anglia Radiator cap, hence no Vent.
Allan from down under.
Allan from down under.
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RVA23T
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Re: cap brass ?fuel?
Thanks for the extra info. Glad it has Ford on it!!
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FundyTides
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Re: cap brass ?fuel?rad
These were pretty common junk yard items back in the 50's-60's around here. The life expectancy of early Anglia/Prefect cars was not great in our climate. I picked one of those caps up at that time to replace the broken "pot-metal" cap on my 27 touring. It's still on the car and I have never had a problem due to the lack of vent. Just don't tighten the cap the last quarte turn. Must suck enough air past the theads to keep gas flowing.
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RVA23T
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Re: cap brass ?fuel?rad
I can even ship it in this "vintage" parts box to ya!
Everything works in theory.
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Reality is how you determine if something works or not.