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Thread: Fuel filler cap location

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03-15-2008, 01:33 PM

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watsonofearnock

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When you think back to the old Ford Corsair with the filler cap behind the back number-plate. Made a lot of sense - you were never at the "wrong" side. Not only that but it was tidy too. One good idea that never caught on - mind you I never liked the rest of the Corsair - but each to their own!!
Cheers John

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