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    Posted: 30 May 2010 at 10:49am
Need some of the webbing that goes around the feul tank and hood,anyone know where it is avalable?THANKS
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I think you are needing the webbing that goes between the tank and metal strap that holds it on, correct?   If so, I bought some from Sandy Lake Implement a couple of weeks ago. It was around 40 cents a foot.
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  Frame welt for a Ford model A or T  is woven canvas and treated for rot. Do a search,  Snyders is one and there are plenty more suppliers for antique auto parts  that may have it.
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I bought a roll several years ago from McMaster Carr.
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Doe`s Sandy Lake have a website? if not whatis the Phone number?
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http://www.sandylakeimp.com/
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We used leather for the tank strap on the B. Maybe it won't work for what your doing, but maybe its a less expensive alternative?
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  Old 1" ratchet strap they even come in orange.
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