Customs gas fill

wanting to put gas fill behind license plate. any idea what make and model and year used them. going to use 1966 mustang tank but want to hide filler cap. thanks

 

most GMs in the 70's-80's. I've owned several Impalas of that era & they had them.

 

I had a 65 Olds Jetstar that had one in highschool.

 

52-54 ford cars

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Lots of choices... In the Ford line, body-mounted '55-59 Ford and '67-73 Cougar, or '66-69 Fairlane/Torino for bumper-mounted units. Some more 'hidden' units that could have a plate bracket attached '64-65 Comet, '65 Fairlane, 70s Torino/Montego/LTDII/ Elite...

 

'93 Impala has one. [emoji41]


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My first car was a '73 Buick LeSabre. That had one. The fill neck isn't mounted to the bumper, it's just on the tank and comes up behind the license plate.


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My '77 New Yorker had one as well.

 

Pretty much any G body

 

94-96 Buick Roadmaster

 

Just type "fuel door license plate" into EBAY search and you will have hundreds of originals and repops from $5 and up to choose from.

Early 60's Caddys had them.

 

Lots of choices as others said but there are some considerations you need to be aware of. Most of those were large cars and the gas tanks were under the trunk floor and the fill cap was maybe two feet above the tank. In my AMC car the filler neck was nearly level with the tank and when I launched it hard the slosh knocked the cap off and I puked about five gallons of gas on the starting line. It now has a fuel cell with the fill tube going to a Cobra type flip up cap on the fender where the side marker light used to be.