1971 Plymouth Scamp ECS fuel tank vent

If you want to dupe the 70/ earlier non-evap system......go to MyMopar and download a 69 or earlier service manual and look up the vent. They are simple. The problem for the evap vs non evap cars is that the older cars--the filler tube went into the trunk first, then the tank, while the evap cars (generally) the filler tube was inserted from OUTside the trunk

This means if you weld a vent tube fitting into the filler tube, it must be "flush" like say a threaded fitting so you can insert the tube, then screw your adapter of choice into the tube after the filler tube is in place.

I have thought about experimenting with a nut.......braze it flush into the tube, then ream and tap for 1/8" NPT

Thank you for the advice. Instead of modifying the existing filler tube, would it suffice to just source a filler tube and tank from a 69 or earlier A body? Seems like I might just be able to set aside the older tank and evap system that way, though it would require me to patch one hole in the trunk where that evap tube was and drill another for the vent tube that runs out to the frame rail and vents there, as on a 69 or earlier car. Any thoughts would be appreciated!