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Late model fuel tank 140-160

posted by  JohnH on  Sun Feb 25 08:44 CST 2018
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Stan,

I agree with your conclusion, unfortunately. I'm thinking of cutting the flange section out of my old, rusty 1973 tank and welding it into the good 1968/9 tank. But finding someone to get rid of all the gas fumes might be a challenge. I'll wor something out!

As always, holidaying here has been great. Probably the worst snow season I can remember in 30 years of coming here, but the groomers do a fantastic job of disguising that and giving us plenty of good skiing.

John
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JohnH, Sydney, Australia






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