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If you have your old one you can have it rebuilt. Went that route with my 'Doba.

Just my opinion, but what I sold my Monaco to Dan for and what I paid for my Cordoba......$9000 is WAYYYYYY overpriced. Sorry, not trying to burst your bubble but as others have said.....find something better in the same price range, they ARE out there.

They did not ask but the name of the company was clearly on the box......Moyer Fuel Tank Renu!! No issues as it made it there the next day.

I just sent out the tank on my '77 Cordoba to be redone. Dump some liquid dish detergent(like Dawn)in the tank and squirt it with a good stream of water. Slosh it around and drain it. May have to do more than once. Let it dry and then wrap it in plastic before putting it in the box. Should be...

It is part of the underside of the upper trim on a 1965 Dodge Monaco. The two holes are tack welded (if that is the correct method) to the flat sections on the underside of the trim.The clip part (sticking up) goes into the hole on the body and then you "lock" the trim in place by sliding it.