Ok, I spent a couple of hours on the 'net today trying to find an answer, so will try the forum.The fuel tank was on my '58 310B restoration project when I got it.I put new rubber bushings under it from Elmer's and when I put the sheet metal back on, I was unable to get the cover over the tank.I found the flattest cap I could, but that didn't work.The cover lacks about 3/8 in.of snapping into place.I am wondering if someone put a tank in there from a 400B since my manual is showing different numbers.Does anyone know if the height and/or capacities are different?Thanks, guys
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