by westcoastvanner on Fri Aug 13, 2010 11:10 pmHere is my 1967 Dodge A100 Custom Sportsman, just needs a coat of paint and I'm ready to go. It has an automatic transmission and has about 500 miles on a rebuilt v-8. I am now replacing the old door locks, which are in bad shape.
Dodge A100 in Santa Barbara, California
westcoastvanner- Number of posts: 832
Location: Santa Barbara
Age: 61
Registration date: 2008-10-04
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Location: Fowlerville, MI
Age: 50
Registration date: 2008-05-06
Great looking van westcoast!!!!
Digz- Number of posts: 2189
Location: Six Lakes Michigan
Age: 53
Registration date: 2008-05-17
yes it is a really nice lookin rig, that have an auxillary feul tank from the factory?
wylee- Number of posts: 653
Location: middletown,ny
Registration date: 2009-04-03
the wheels look good on it.............
Nightmoves- Number of posts: 1674
Location: Old Hickory Tenn.
Age: 52
Registration date: 2008-11-17
That is a clean lookin ride ya got there WestCoast.I know you stated ya wanted to paint it,looks good to me the way it is.
BILLS66- Number of posts: 1178
Location: Salem Or.
Age: 52
Registration date: 2008-05-17
WOW nice score ,What a clean one. Bill
BvrWally- Number of posts: 655
Location: Earlyville,Ohio
Registration date: 2008-05-19
Saweeeet!! lol
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EconoCarl- Number of posts: 985
Location: Beaumont, TX
Age: 54
Registration date: 2008-05-19
Looking Good!
westcoastvanner- Number of posts: 832
Location: Santa Barbara
Age: 61
Registration date: 2008-10-04
Thanks, I don't know much about the auxiliary tank except that it is squared off on the corners. The tank switch lever, is located on the front floor next to the master brake access opening in front of the drivers seat. The original tank in the rear, has a leak around the fuel sensor access hole. I think it needs a new gasket. Anyone know if the tank, has the sensor located on the rear of the tank? Also, where is the filler spout located on the tank? Anyone have a photo of an original tank that they can post?
