Early Model City Water Hook-up

[ga501]

Hello again!!
Does anyone have an idea where the city water connection is
suppossed to be on a 1956 overlander??? Once the illnesses have
subsided, I'm looking at replacing the water system completely,
including all faucets. Currently, there is a 1/4" poly line descending
out of the 'belly' under the kitchen sink. A po obviously did this at some
time; the system works but should be replaced. Any ideas????
Also, I have to install a new water heater (missing) but can't find the
location where the p&t drain would've gone. Surely it didn't drain on
the floor???? Or was it attached into the sink drain??? It shouldn't be there
either, but unsure of the origonal location.
Thankyou in advance,
Steve

[overlander63]

Our Overlander (which is a younger version of your Cruiser) had a special city water fitting to take the place of the regular water cap that has the air fitting on it. Water tank would be filled by city water, then city pressure would make the water flow.