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08-07-2012, 10:09 AM
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53 P-UP fuel tank relocation-type
[B] Pictures and type fuel tank used to relocate to rear frame-- would like fuel- fill in rear of truck-- ---eliminate one behind seat in a 1953 Chevy P-PU-- would a 1947-48 fuel tank work---Thanks
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08-18-2012, 06:17 PM
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Re: 53 P-UP fuel tank relocation-type
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08-20-2012, 09:02 PM
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Re: 53 P-UP fuel tank relocation-type
Hey Fred, theirs a few different threads going around on here about this same issue. Some are going with the older suburban tanks (up to 40gal). Some are using Mustang, late 60-70s, and some are using s-10 tank setups. For between the frame rails I would think you'll want to look into the Suburbans or mustang tanks. I went with one from a 70 Mustang since it has mounting flanges all around it and a center rear fill which I can place in the bed floor. Run down a few threads, you'll see a full discussion on the topic. GL w/ your build!
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