anyone have a aftermarket fuel door?
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I had neck surgery dec 23rd. Just trying to recover and that involves doing absolutly nothing...it sucks
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Ouch. That had to suck. Good to know you're doing better at least. I really feel for the people who have to go through those things. Many people think "oh, I'd love to sit at home all day." But once you do, you realize you'd rather be working or out and about over sitting around. Hope you have a thorough recovery.
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I would like to add if the original poster is in an area where winters are cold and have alot of salt and road grime I would reccomend against it. I have one of the filler doors that you push in to open and its a huge PIA. It has frozen on my 3 times this winter and really gas is kinda important to keep oh I dunno above empty so yeah take that into consideration. Locking units also seem to not like the cold of Canadian winters I have found out and lock de icer is hardly effective. Good luck though 
