model a sedan gas cap ideals????

I am left with no choice but to mount my fuel cell inside the car behind the seats. However,I am cluless for any really cool ideals has to what type of gas cap to mount on the outside of the body.So if a few of you creative folks could post a few pics i would be very thankfull i am not trying to copy just to get an ideal on a start UPFRONT THANKS

 

Look at some of the Poly tanks at www.overtons.com they are a boat supplier but some of the tall skinny tanks will still leave you some rear seat room. I think they also have some caps listed as well.

 

Take a look at these in this thread: http://www.jalopyjournal.com/forum/showthread.php?t=80633

 

Try Speedway, they have ton's of caps & fill tubes & all that in their catolouge, you could try their website, speedwaymotors.com .

Later- John

 

those cap look great.So do you think i should mount the cap on the side of the car are on the back of the roof thanks

 

Here is a rear shot of my sedan. The cap is a repop of a kris kraft boat gas cap.

 

I always thought the Crime Scene Choppers gas cap would look good on a hot rod.

 

If you have a aircraft surplus store in your area there are always cool options there.

 

These Are Some Great Ideals And Yea I Live 10 Minutes From Ellington Afb

 

Here's some ideas:

http://thehotrodcompany.com/shopnow/show_dept.asp?dept_id=78&filterkey=cap

 

that looks good, Have any more pics of your car I really dig it.

 

i have a gas cap that sell for 100.00 it is flush and the hole id 1 1/2 in diameter you push in and give it a quarter turn and screw it out 3 turns it look cool and it is flush

 

Sure, I have lots of pictures. Send me an email at home and I will send you some pictures via email. Any shot in particular you would like to see?

Here is a couple, old and recent,

 

Forgot the pics

 

Can you show pics? What kind of metal?

 

what about higher mounted '50 Pontiac taillights, one of which is hinged to access cap? That would look slick...........

 

I used the neck, and cap from a 70's Chevy half ton truck