Tank sticker extremely fragile�.need suggestions

[Mark F.]

The tank in Dick's 1969 had to be replaced, and the sticker looked much like the photos posted. We kept the tank with sticker intact and it went with the car when it was sold. I know this does not prove the tank came in that car but neither does any other method unless the VIN is present.

Hi Reba,

dunno if this is true for '69s or not, but if the tank sticker still shows its IDENT No.; the document validation service can couple that number w/ the VIN. Tank Stickers (Order Copies) did not list the VIN as far as I know...unless that happened later on...

So it's good you let that go with the car....someone down the road could "prove" it was w/ the VIN on the car - assuming the full ident number is still there and fully readable.

[Mark K.]

[Joseph W.]

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[Chris H.]

[Joseph W.]

Joe for the intact section I’d be tempted to try and remove light dust with a modelers paint brush, sort of like how archeologists remove dirt from fossils. As for the loose pieces, if you know where they go, maybe try gluing them?

I know where they go, and would like to glue them, but trying to figure out the best means to adhere back on the tank.

The paper is so thin, don’t want to glue to bleed thru.

[Steven B.]