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'72 Oil overflow tank
Does anyone know where this tank can be purchased?
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Looks a lot like this one:
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I used an old early 911 washer bottle. It fit fine. Sorry for the poor pics. The car is not available for better pics right now.
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Does everyone/anyone think it's correct, or just an improvised solution?
Does anyone have a pix of what is "more correct"? S |
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It wasn't supplied on the production models, so probably an improvised solution for
sports purpose cars. I don't recall ever seeing it listed as an option.
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I concour...NOT factory...neither are the air cleaners. A euro/sports model??? Hard to tell from the pic, but looks like a windshield washer fluid bottle of some kind was used as an oil overflow catch can.
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