Ken Brock seat tank gas cap

[Chopnotch]

Does anyone know if there is a crossover gas cap that will fit the seat tank? maybe VW bug style? Mine is missing and has a molotov cocktail rag hanging out of the hole. Could be cooler with a cap!
:yo:

[Timchick]

Post a photo of the opening. I believe you have a Ken Brock seat tank and the gas cap is an automotive type. Another option would be to just buy a new seat tank from Tom Milton. His tanks are a little thicker walled and provide a sump area for the fuel fittings.

[Chopnotch]

I wasn't sure if anyone had needed to replace the cap before... If I was designing this, I would have designed the bung for a VW cap as they have been easily acquirable for so long. Here is the pic of the bung.

http://c4.ac-images.myspacecdn.com/images02/87/l_edce4d0f97ee4655abdc14365d0258ff.jpg

[CLS447]

That looks like my Air Command bungs .

[Chopnotch]

If any of you guys own a Brock seat tank and a vintage VW Bug, Bus T3 etc, pop off the Brock cap and see if it fits the old Bug bung or vice versa. That would help out a lot! I am thinking it might fit.

[Flying_Lab_Rat]

You might be surprised to find that those are still sold at a lot of Auto parts stores around the country. Countless vehicles have used them over the years, and most tractors still use them as well, and a LARGE number of motorcycles used the same cap. I could hunt at least 30 of them down if I was still back at the farm, but that's not a possibility at the moment. Have a look around, a small engines repair place, or motorcycle shop, tractor service, or salvage yard(auto or motorcycle), or parts store would be able to hook you up in pretty quick order.

[Chopnotch]

Thanks FLR!

I'll hit the Autozone and see what I can scrounge.

Stu

[Chopnotch]

Yep... Autozone. $7

[Flying_Lab_Rat]

Glad to hear you found one. Beats used any day, too.

[Timchick]

Yep... Autozone. $7

Can you post the part number in case someone else is looking for one?