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Old 07-27-2009, 04:06 AM   #5
terd ferguson
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Re: Curious

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Moving the tank does not allow the seat to go back further. I had the tank out of my '62 to repair a pinhole and got to lookin'.
The top of the seat already hits the back of the cab even with the tank in place.
I do agree with the fumes and storage issue.The filler neck gaskets are usually the culprit and on a hot day it can be pretty nasty.
I think my bench is a little newer ('67-'72) and could go back another three inches or so were it not for the tank.
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