1960s Ford Fairlane Reproduction Fuel Tank - Product Listing Photo
Parts-catalog product listing showing a replacement fuel tank for a 1962-era vehicle with model text.
This upload is a photograph of a computer screen displaying a product listing image of an automotive fuel (gas) tank. The tank is shown as a dark, stamped-steel unit with a ribbed/corrugated top surface, a raised filler neck opening near one corner, and a flanged seam around the perimeter — consistent with reproduction fuel tanks sold for classic cars. Almost no text is legible: the top right corner shows the partial year "196[?]" (possibly 1962 or another 1960s year, cut off at the screen edge), and a partial red number "10[?]" (likely a price or part reference) is visible on the right side but cropped. No part numbers, dimensions, capacities, or fitment details can be read from this image. The uploader filed it under a 1964 Ford Fairlane, and while the visible "196..." is consistent with a 1960s application, the image itself neither confirms nor contradicts that fitment. A reader can only learn the general appearance of the fuel tank product being considered; any specifications would need to come from the original listing or companion scans in the same album.
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- What part is shown in this image?
- A reproduction-style automotive fuel tank with a ribbed steel top, a filler neck opening near one corner, and a flanged perimeter seam, shown in a product listing photo.
- Does the document state a year or fitment?
- Only a partial year beginning "196" is visible in the top right corner; the rest is cut off, so the exact year and fitment cannot be confirmed from this image.
- Is a part number or price visible?
- No complete part number is visible. A partial red number "10..." appears at the right edge, possibly a price, but it is cropped and unreadable.
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