I do not believe any integrated tank in the rear bumper rolled off the
assembly line. The tank, I think you mention is part of an air door
system and was added to your vin 1801 after it left the factory.
I just ordered that material, from JC Whitney, and I am going to install
it under my carpet. I already have it underneath the car. I will let you
know how it turns out.
Jim
Riley Marquis III wrote:
>
> Greetings!
> I know for a fact that Bricklin VIN 1801 has the rear tank integrated into
> the rear bumper. The production date for the car is 6/4/75. My car, VIN
> 1758, has a production date of 6/2/75, just two days prior.
> Can anyone tell me exactly where to look in the rear bumper area for the
> "port" I should connect the air line to, assuming my car has the
> bumper-integrated tank?
>
> Also, Would the insulation for the floorboard/firewall do a better job
> blocking out heat and noise if both sides had the shiny space age material
> on both sides, as opposed to one side? If they do pretty much the same job,
> should the silver side go closer to the floor pan (face down) or closer the
> the underside of the carpet(face up)?
>
> Thanks!
> Riley Marquis III
> VIN 1758
> Happy Holidays!
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