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1968–1969 C3 Fuel Tank for 327 350/300 427/390 – 3923687

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Brand Logo Mid America Motorworks Exclusive
Item ID: 609-777
GM reference #: 3923687
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  • 1968-1969
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1968–1969 C3 Fuel Tank for 327 350/300 427/390 – 3923687 - OEM Number(s) (3923687)

1968–1969 C3 Fuel Tank – 20 Gal, RH Return Port

Fits 327, 427/390, and 350/300 with 1x4 Carburetor
Reproduction of GM# 3923687

End your rusted, leaking fuel tank problems now. This 1968–1969 reproduction Corvette fuel tank offers factory-correct indentations and fittings, ensuring a direct fit and reliable performance for small- and big-block applications. Manufactured to OE spec, this tank includes all the necessary mounting features, fuel tube locations, and installation hardware tailored to your year.

Features
    •  RH-side fuel return port
    •  No vapor return port on LH side
    •  Correct 3-inch indentation clearance
    •  Designed for 20-gallon capacity
    •  Includes filler neck gasket, O-ring, lock ring
    •  Application-correct mounting tab locations

Because Details Matter
    •  Fits: All 1968 327, 1969 350/300, All 1969 427/390 (1x4 Carb)
    •  Hollander Interchange #: 609
    •  GM OEM Reference #: 3923687

UNDER THE STRAW HAT – Restorer’s Insight
Many Corvettes from this era have had engine or fuel tank swaps. Always inspect your existing tank before ordering to ensure correct configuration—particularly fuel return and vapor port placement.

Installation Note
All new fuel tanks are coated with a rust-inhibiting preservative on the interior. This protective lining must be removed prior to use to avoid clogging carburetors or fuel injection systems.

Fuel Tank Prep Procedure
    •  Seal all openings with rags and duct tape
    •  Add cleaner (Acetone, MEK, or Carb Cleaner)
    •  Drop in small hardware (nuts, bolts, washers)
    •  Shake vigorously to agitate and dissolve coating
    •  Repeat until liquid drains clear
    •  Remove all contents and allow tank to fully dry

For best results, always prep before install. A clean tank ensures consistent fuel delivery and long-term performance.

Also known under these part numbers: (For reference only)

  • 25-113686-1
  • 3923687
  • 609777
  • 686420018117
  • GM33C
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