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    plastic RS tank does not fit ?

    I have a dated 73 plastic tank to fit into my 73 car , working out the brackets to hold it i find the front is wayyyy off the bolt hole in the y support. Its far to forward. what am i missing ?
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    You have to drill a new mounting hole for that front bracket. I think that's the problem you're describing?
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    so it doesn't attached to the existing hole in the y support. well that makes sense i guess . so my next question would be , the car has the mounting holes for rs brackets in the vin panel so why not the front trunk floor panel? this car is a mystery.
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    That's normal,,,the holes for the nut plates in the trunk floor were there in all 73's, but not the front bracket hole.
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    see the pic of my RS with hole for bracket
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    thats great , last question the top bracket mounting plates are rivited to the panel , std rivets or rose head ? whats period correct
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    What I call normal rivets is what the RS had and pretty sure they were factory
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    cheers will go with that
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