[NoBucks]

Parts stores should have flexible fuel filler hose that you can bend to fit (That's what I did). Here's the kicker: It's about $1.50 per inch. /wwwthreads_images/icons/shocked.gif

YOu can use radiator hose, but you'll just end up changing fuel filters often and redoing the job a few years later.

Joel F.
Marquette, Michigan
Project No-Bucks
'68 Jeepster Commando
'79 Scout Traveler

 

[NoBucks]

Gavin, I kept teh upper portion of the stock filler hose and used a muffler type pipe reducer/coupler thing (I can't think of the word) and a couple of hose clamps. It hasn't leaked yet.

This stuff looks basically like coolant hose (but fuel proof) with the big spring running through it so it's flexible and stays in the shape you bend it without crimping.

Joel F.
Marquette, Michigan
Project No-Bucks
'68 Jeepster Commando
'79 Scout Traveler

 

[NoBucks]

It is fuel filler hose, not radiator hose. And I'll be sure to let you know when my gas tank blows up because of the filler hose.

Joel F.
Marquette, Michigan
Project No-Bucks
'68 Jeepster Commando
'79 Scout Traveler

 

[NoBucks]

Yeah, I'm worried, can you tell? The spring is molded into the hose material (not inside the hose). There's nothing for it to arc on or to.

Joel F.
Marquette, Michigan
Project No-Bucks
'68 Jeepster Commando
'79 Scout Traveler