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wagon fuel tank needed 120-130

posted by  Champ 8E5 on  Wed May 2 08:22 CST 2007
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Boy, my '68 is getting expensive and fast! I just got a quote back from Tank ReNu for restoring the swiss cheese gas tank of nearly $400 plus shipping (and I already spent $25 to send it there).I started to do the Eastwood sealer thing on it, but there was so much rust inside, I could never get the loose flakes out around all of the baffles, and am not sure I could ever get it clean enough to use their kit. And I couldn't find anyone in North Carolina, South Carolina, or Tennessee to clean the tank for me.

Does anyone have a reasonably useable wagon tank available? I'm about to buy a marine fuel tank and mount it otherwise.






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