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91 240 Fuel Tank

posted by  pageda on  Sat Feb 15 15:23 CST 2014
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My daughters recent wreck has already donated it's alternator and adjustment bracket to my wife's 245 and brand new battery to my other daughters 240 so life goes on.

I have been cannibalizing the car and decided to remove the tank for future use on my extra 92 245. What is the best way to store the tank so I don't get rust forming on the inside, I have drained all the gas and will let it dry thoroughly. Any other steps I should take to preserve the tank?

Thanks
Dan






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