'65 Barracuda /6 strong fuel smell
You'll also want to closely inspect the fuel tank vent.
It's a line that connects to a nipple on your fuel tank filler tube, and loops up towards or into your C pillar, then back down alongside the filler tube, and finally through the floor seal and terminates inside the frame rail.
You want to make sure there are no breaks, kinks or rotted/disconnected rubber connecting hoses on the vent line, since any leak there will cause the tank to vent directly into the passenger compartment on a Barracuda (or a station wagon as well).
Repair as necessary.
You'll also want to closely inspect the fuel tank vent.
It's a line that connects to a nipple on your fuel tank filler tube, and loops up towards or into your C pillar, then back down alongside the filler tube, and finally through the floor seal and terminates inside the frame rail.
You want to make sure there are no breaks, kinks or rotted/disconnected rubber connecting hoses on the vent line, since any leak there will cause the tank to vent directly into the passenger compartment on a Barracuda (or a station wagon as well).
Repair as necessary.