Rick. The gas tank liner is an item used mainly to prevent any fuel from leaking into the passenger compartment. If you have a SMALL dripping type leak, the liner will contain the fuel and you can soak/clean it up and make the repair.

Congrats to you, Greg. I looked at C4 Corvettes before buying Bridget. Cool cars that don’t get enough love, imho.

I have one – 2005 Lemans Blue Z51 coupe

So with a new sealed fuel tank is the liner really required, just asking

With my CMC/Fiberfab kit there is a gas tank liner that fits into the body tub. If its a Fiberfab ONLY kit it’ll probably fit down in there nice and snug. However, if its a CMC/Fiberfab kit the gas tank liner won’t fit down into place all the way. You’ll have to do some fiberglass work to make everything fit. My VW gas tank fits in the liner…[Read more]

You taught me something. Thanks! So that must mean I have a CMC here too… unless there’s more to it than just that. 🙂

I guess we’re still hoping for pics, wannabtd? More than the little profile picture I squinted at already. Ha ha! Looked like your convertible top fits down behind the seats better than mine does, if there is a top folded…[Read more]

My kit is a CMC/Fiberfab and unlike most MIGIs, the front of my two front fenders come together in front of the grille. MIGIs have a piece that covers the fenders in front of the grille.

To upload pictures you just need to use the image button (tiny mountains, sun) and go through the process of selecting them from your device and sending them here. Or look at gallery section.

It’s probably a MiGi but I don’t know the specifics on what makes them different from others.

My Fiberfab has the windshield cowl brackets and I don’t see…[Read more]

It’s definitely a Fiber Fab. It has stickers on the inside of several fiberglass body parts with the name Fiber Fab and the person who handcrafted the part. As per being curious as to what model the car is doesn’t seem to strike me as unusual. I see people on this site listing their cars by different models/names and was curious as to what mine might be.