[wthurrott]

I have an original cap in good shape, but the gasket is smoked, anyone have a good source for this online?

At the same time I would not mind tightening its seal to the neck as many have.

Please post links, info etc.

Thanks, Tim

Boston MA

[SixtyAte]

Tim,

I searched forever and could not get a replacement rubber gas cap seal. The only solution was to buy a piece of rubber, trace the old gasket onto it and cut it out with a razor knife. Worked like a charm.


Kev

[wthurrott]

sounds good, what did you use for a piece of rubber? I found a company D and R Restoration that sells them, but you need to sign up for their site etc

thanks

[wthurrott]

I ordered from here....I had never heard of this company before
https://www.drclassic.com/index.html

[captcanuck68]

Originally Posted by wthurrott

sounds good, what did you use for a piece of rubber? I found a company D and R Restoration that sells them, but you need to sign up for their site etc

thanks

Just used a piece of inner tube...seems to work, OK.

capt

[1968 Z28]

Originally Posted by wthurrott

I ordered from here....I had never heard of this company before
https://www.drclassic.com/index.html

Good company.....been around a long time.

[wthurrott]

It is funny, my dad and I have been heavy into Camaros for well over 20 years, I have never heard of that company until the other day!