Billet Gas Door?

[Saab6]

I was looking at my poor rusting away gas door and it's time to do something about it.

I was thinking about sandblasting it, priming it/filler, then having a can of spray made to match. A bit of DIY.

But then I saw a while back someone who put a billet gas door on a C900?

Where would one get such a thing? Any specifically made for the C900? Some pictures of anyone who has done it?

I assume they modified one for an American car/truck/suv?

Thanks!

[SteveTheFolkie]

I've never seen one on a 900, but they seem popular with

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[arouch]

Originally Posted by SteveTheFolkie

I've never seen one on a 900, but they seem popular with

Oh no, you were going to say "seem popular with the young ones" weren't you?

[Paul92Conv]

Here's one that my buddy did on his, I think he said it was for a PT Cruiser.

[SteveTheFolkie]

Originally Posted by arouch

Oh no, you were going to say "seem popular with the young ones" weren't you?

To be exact I was going to say "seem popular with the ricer types" -

What'd look better would be if you could graft a "le mans" gas cap from an old Jag onto it ....

[Saab6]

I think it looks pretty good on the car pictured above, Thanks!

Perhaps I'll stay away from the "ricer" parts...

But then again I did mesh my rear vents as well as the hood vents.

But the mesh on the hood vent actually keeps leaves out of the intake box!

[TheRedBaron]

Originally Posted by Saab6

Perhaps I'll stay away from the "ricer" parts...

Maybe, then, you should try a nice walnut gas lid?

[arouch]

Originally Posted by SteveTheFolkie

What'd look better would be if you could graft a "le mans" gas cap from an old Jag onto it ....

I have to say the twin gas caps on the Jag XJ make for one of the nicest bits of auto industrial design I have ever seen