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Sorry to say I didn't take any photos Old Timer. Wish I had. Generally, the rusty areas were in the center section of the fuel filler tubing on the top surface where the vent hoses contacted the tube. It was pretty much the same on both the left and right filler tubes. Unfortunately, about the only way to really see this is to remove the filler tubes as there is very little clearance between the top of the tubes and the coach floor to really be able to see the areas of concern. There were also some old wasp nests up there and the beginnings of some sort of critter nest - maybe a mouse, rat or similar type rodent who had designs on making that their home (high and dry and safe!). I don't believe the rusty fuel filler tubes will be a problem for coaches who have grown up in areas that don't have high humidity and salty air. But, if anyone ever needs to replace their leaking vent hoses, it would be a good idea to inspect the tubes for rust as part of the operation. It certainly took me by surprise.
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