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In cab gas tank.
Gonna have to replace that sucka. Go back with a in cab tank (new or used), or go with the one that goes between the frame (where the spare tire sits)? Polymer or steel tank?
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The trend seems to be the rear tank, but you could probably find a good used one for cheap and you wouldnt have to fill the hole in the cab and run a line to the back so you have to think what is important to you.
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I have several in cab tanks if interested. One from a 68 GMC and 2 from 71 Chevys which have the EEC venting. All have working sending units and in nice condition. $50 choice plus shipping if interested. Not sure how to ship such an item. I moved my tank from the cab to under the bed and really like it there.
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Thanks for the info. Ironhorse, I will keep you in mind, if I stick with the original type tank.
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I moved my tank under the bed. I used the RCI aluminum tank from Summit. I am glad I went with this vs a poly tank due to warpage issues discussed on other posts. It gets very hot here in nor cal. I have pics posted here of some of the install.
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Hey, I gotta a good in-cab tank (original) for a '71 if your interested. I live just north of austin, TX....
Its in quite good shape w/sender. Will let go cheap, but definetly wont ship!!! |
If you happen to be passing through the Dallas/Ft Worth area.
let me know, I'll give you the tank out of my 71, just come by and pick it up. |
Eddie
I have a brother in Dallas. I you are willing to part with that tank, I can ask him to go and pick it up for me.
Let me know and I will try to make arrangments. Mark |
I sent you an e-mail. Have him come and get it.
I also have a driver's side door you can have if you or anybody you know needs one. |
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