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Gas tank interchangibility 200 1987

posted by  kraynek, back in CO on  Mon Jun 21 08:57 CST 2004
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It's looking like I'll have to at least pull the gas tank to check out the leak. I'm looking at a cheap (aka free) replacement from an 83. Will an 83 gas tank fit into my 87 without any major modification? I'd like to use the 83 because 1) it's cheap, and 2) if it turns out that the leak doesn't require replacing, a free gas tank that can't be returned is better than one that cost $350 and can't be returned.






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