Sorry Dave, but the early`68 filler hose with one oval
end has been obsolete for at least twenty years - your
chances of finding one are slim-to-none. Replacing the
tank with a `69-`74 item is probably the best answer
(I can't imagine your original tank has much life left
in it anyway).

--- "Dave C. Bolen" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

> Guys,
> 
> I needed a new fuel filler hose for my 68 bug.
> My gas tank has an oval "flared" inlet and the other
> end behind the fuel 
> filler flap door is round....approximately 14" long
> or so.
> 
> It had oem looking clamps on both ends with a spiral
> wound "protection" 
> wire around it.
> 
> But! all of the places I looked on line and in
> catalogs advertise the same 
> thing ...a two piece something or other....except
> for West Coast Metric.
> 
> They list a hose for $18 that says fits 68-79...so I
> went for it.  I 
> figured for that much money it must be the right
> piece...Got a 5 
> inch piece of hose that might have fit the fuel
> filler outlet, but not the 
> fuel tank inlet.
> 
> So what is the deal??  I can't ever remember looking
> at fuel filler hoses 
> much, but I don't ever remember seeing a two piece
> one.
> 
> 
> Cheers, dave
> 
> 
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