Customs What car had the first hidden gas filler? What other cars had them?

I'm thinking the 49 Cad was the first car that had a hidden gas filler behind the tail light. Was it? For other cars that had hidden gas fillers other then behind the license plate, 56 & 57 Chev and 57 Olds only come to mind. There must be others, I just can't think of any. If you know of one or have a picture of one please post it.

 

60 caddy was fun to find, in the middle of the rear "grill". I bet there were other caddys too.

lots of 60s-70s gms had them behind the license plate.

 

model T, under the seat.

 

My 64 Dodge Custom 880 had one under the chrome panel between the tail lights covered by a door.

 

1956 Chevrolet, behind the tailight.

 

My '57 Cadillac had behind left tail light. '56-'57 Continental Mk IIs had them behind left tail light as well

 

Just found this. Cadillac in '41 and more
http://www.jalopyjournal.com/forum/...ith-hidden-gas-filler-necks-what-mfgs.686876/

 

Under a flap on the fender don't count???

 

Great to know a Chevy guy knows that, October 1908, the first of the 15 Million hidden gas cap cars rolled off the ***embly line. The feature was so missed that Ford brought it back in 1932-34 for use on truck cabs. Bob

 

Most of the cars around 1900 had the motor under the seat along with the fuel tank.

 

46 caddy did..

 

60 - 63 T Birds......behind the license plate.

 

58 Chev, in panel between the trunk and the bumper.

 

Had a Crosly in the late '50s, the bottom of the drivers seat was the gas tank.

 

Thirty-six Chevy truck, maybe 1-1/2 ton

 

1958 Oldsmobile in the left tail light housing.

 

56 Continental Mark II

 

58 chevy's had them behind a panel below the trunk lid.

 

Ford put them behind the tag starting in '52, except for station wagons and sedan deliveries which had them behind a door on the left quarter panel.

 

41 Fords had them under a flap in the fender.