Right on, James. I guess this "Adam" has had his gas cap on the roof at
filling stations for 14 years. ( If he got the 240 new.)
Andy I. ('58 445 wagon; '65 122S wagon; '67 121 2-door {European}; '74 145
wagon; '74 142 2-door; '86 245 wagon; '93 245 "Classic" wagon.)
| > Uh, thanks? My 91' Volvo 240 did not have anything, so it would have
| > been a good candidate. At any rate, my intentions are not SPAM, but to
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| "James Sweet" <jamessweet@hotmail.com> wrote in message
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| It does, unless the gas cap is not original so doesn't fit somehow.
| There should be a space to set it in the hinge on the filler door.
Adam - 03 Jan 2006 12:45 GMT
We didn't get it new, we were the third owners. Which explains it.
Thanks for the feedback, all.
> Right on, James. I guess this "Adam" has had his gas cap on the roof at
> filling stations for 14 years. ( If he got the 240 new.)
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> | It does, unless the gas cap is not original so doesn't fit somehow.
> | There should be a space to set it in the hinge on the filler door.