'28-29 gas tank clamps

[Classiccanuck]

anyone have any pic's of properly installed gas tank to cowl clamps?

Thanks!

 

[wrndln]

Here is a picture I downloaded from a Tom Wesenberg post of an original clamp installed. As you can see the head is on the bottom with the lock washer and nut on the top.
Rusty Nelson

 

[Classiccanuck]

Here is a picture I downloaded from a Tom Wesenberg post of an original clamp installed. As you can see the head is on the bottom with the lock washer and nut on the top.
Rusty Nelson

is that the passenger side?

 

[wrndln]

No, it is the drivers side. The picture below is the passenger side. Both pictures show the front most bolt that also has the wiring bracket/cowl retainer for the cowl panel (note the upside down U shaped part of the clip that secures the upper front of the cowl or kick panel).
Rusty Nelson

 

[Tom Wesenberg]

Here is a better picture of the tank clamps on the right side of my 28 Phaeton.
Notice the clamps with the wire loops also have a fold to hold the top edge of the kick panel.

 

[Classiccanuck]

Here is a better picture of the tank clamps on the right side of my 28 Phaeton.
Notice the clamps with the wire loops also have a fold to hold the top edge of the kick panel.

great picture, thanks! I have some clamps, but they are off-set at the bend, now I'm wondering if I have the right ones.

 

[msmaron]

another pic

 

[Classiccanuck]

these are the ones I have, not sure if they are a set.

 

[Randy in ca]

Look like the right ones to me. Need a total of 10.

 

[Classiccanuck]

Look like the right ones to me. Need a total of 10.

Thanks, going to use them. I was expecting them to look identical, they all look slightly different.

 

[Dave in MD]

Paul,
Also make sure the motor has a good ground or it will not work if it is an original motor. The passenger side pillar molding should have a notch at the top for the wire and I think there should be a half grommet to keep the wire insulation from chaffing.
Dave