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I plan on using a fuel cell in my 86 Camaro in Stock Elim. I looked through some pictures and saw some third gen. Super Stock Camaros with the gas tank door removed and patched. Can I do the same where this will be a Stocker? The rule titled Body is word for word the same between Stk and S/S and does not mention anything about this. I just see a lot a pictures of third gen. Stocker Camaros with the door still there, but they may be using the gas tank. Thanks.
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We have fuel cell in stock tank location with acess through floor no problems with Tech
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So if you have a gas tank door on the rear quarter panel, and don't need it because a fuel cell is used, can the door be removed and patched with sheet metal? I saw pictures of S/S'ers with the quarter panel patched, but was wondering if this is OK in stock. Thanks
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I would assume you would be ok , why is the quarter rusted
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No, it's hard to find rust on this car (obviously it's not an original Nova Scotia car or the salt would have ate it, it came from the southern states somewhere). I just wanted to see if I could clean up the quarter panel since that door would not be needed if a fuel cell was used. Thanks for the responses.
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