Fuel Filler Tube

[340Challman]

Does anyone have any experience with the Classic Industries fuel filler tube? This seems to be the only thing I have found. Curious about quality and fit. Are there any other options for replacements out there? Mine is in rough shape. Pretty rusty in and out. Thanks.

https://www.classicindustries.com/product/all-years/dodge/challenger/parts/me175958.html

[MoparLeo]

Here you go:
https://vansauto.com/?s=DODGE+CHALLENGER+FILLER+TUBE

[340Challman]

Those are both listed as 71-74. Is there a difference for '70? A one year only thing again? I forgot to mention mine is a '70. Roseville lists ones for 71-74 as well, but nothing for '70.

[anlauto]

I think the gas cap is the only difference in 1970 vs the reproductions

[340Challman]

So the 71-74 filler tube should work just fine? I know it's not very expensive if it is wrong, but I'd like to avoid being at the point of installation only to discover it won't work. Thanks guys.

[Bullitt-]

Why not get the right one? Cut down on future confusion on the right gas cap anyway.  https://www.megapartsusa.com/proddetail.php?prod=183-FT70J

[340Challman]

Why not get the right one? Cut down on future confusion on the right gas cap anyway.

Agreed. That's why I was asking about the one listed at Classic Industries. It seems no one has bought one from them. No feedback anyway.
I think I'm going to get it from Classic. I'm very curious about their "non-licking fuel cap". 
Their description, not mine.

[Brads70]

I ran into this with my 70 Challenger. Mine was sold in CA so it has the big tube thing in the trunk N95 and the gas cap was different. I had a hard time finding the correct one that fits. As far as I could find there are 2 different filler necks and caps, depending if you had the N95 . I then some years later bought a new filler tube when I did the new tank and ran into it all over again. My suggestion is buy the filler neck and cap from the same source to hopefully avoid this mess.

[tparker]

Agreed. That's why I was asking about the one listed at Classic Industries. It seems no one has bought one from them. No feedback anyway.
I think I'm going to get it from Classic. I'm very curious about their "non-licking fuel cap". 
Their description, not mine.

Hmmmm.... I thought it was ok to lick since they took the lead out of gas in the 70's.

[Ricomondo]

You can see about restoring that tube. Not sure how much $$ you wanna spend.

Wilson products - http://n96airgrabber.com/

I had the one done for my T/A here and it came out nice -

Archer tinning - http://www.archertinning.com/   

Both will get that nice leaded finish on the tube. Archer was closer to me  (close enough to drive and pick up) but I did not find out about them until after.

Good luck!

[340Challman]

Thank you @Ricomondo for the contact info. That at least gives me another option and options are good. 

[Ricomondo]

Thank you @Ricomondo for the contact info. That at least gives me another option and options are good. 

@340Challman - You're welcome! Yes! options are good!

[GreenOnions]

I bought the Year One part number FN70CHAL for my 70 Challenger.  It looked the same as the one I removed, which may or may not have been the original.