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WOW lots of cool ideas!!!! Wish some one thought of this stuff at the dealer while they were installing my saddle tanks on both sides......pretty ugly IMO
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Hey Hart Rod what gas tank did use for your truck? I love your idea! I will be going to Home Depot and get me two if them. I think I might go this way and do dual 21 gallon 74 truck tanks.
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Check out post 92 for some good pics of mine. I gave my bodyman some pics and details, and this is what he came up with. |
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One more...stepside
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^ That's SHARP! Great idea.
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Here's one I saw in an ad just today...
http://www.streetrodhq.com/images_pr...HRSCK-anim.gif The wood panel is motorized, and it can allow access to air pumps etc, too. Link |
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My Stepside.. Filler is under the bed rail, in front of rear stake pocket.
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Here is a nice fuel filler install on '66. Saw this one on Ebay Hugger Orange 1966 SWB Fleet
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Here is a step by step DIY for a side marker light filler on a '68 stepside:
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Hi I am wanting to do this very thing any info you could give me I would appreciate it thanks steve
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Nice Ideas Here
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I used a Hagen flat retractable door. Mounted it in the rear inner fender. This picture does not show the door installed. Very clean look, but slow to fill.
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I followed HartRod's idea and used the marker light filler:
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I've considered all options, but yours seems the simplest. Exactly where on the wheel tub did you put your hole. I've seen low back side and directly center on top.
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Not sure if I posted any pics of this set up elsewhere or not so went up to the shop and took a few of what I have. The fuel fill itself came from a 90s Chevy Lumina. Also had to fab a copper elbow I got from a plumber friend of mine to get the correct turn towards the under bed tank. Used fuel hose for both fill and vent lines. The fill cap is centered on the left driver side wheel well hump at about 12'' up from bed floor.
Fills quick with no burping at all. The hose for the tank vent I routed up over the wheel well hump using strap clamps and existing bolt holes. Did this about 10 years ago or more so and have been very pleased with it. Simple but effective. Hope it helps. :chevy: |
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How did you attach your hinge to your side marker light? Did you epoxy the hinge to the side marker? And what does your U- bracket that you made attach to? I sure would appreciate any input and thanks. I PMd you also about it. |
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