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fauXGT 01-15-2022 09:54 PM

Re: 49 rear gastank options?
 
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This is a 52 Chevy sedan tank for standard or EFI, with a side filler.
Not going to be a show truck, but more of a show & go(rusto-mod)...not caring about rock chips.
This insane idea has kept me busy for more than 90 hours, but it is a stress relief hobby...kind of.

gsinon 01-16-2022 02:45 PM

Re: 49 rear gastank options?
 
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Originally Posted by fauXGT (Post 9019853)
This is a 52 Chevy sedan tank for standard or EFI, with a side filler.
Not going to be a show truck, but more of a show & go(rusto-mod)...not caring about rock chips.
This insane idea has kept me busy for more than 90 hours, but it is a stress relief hobby...kind of.


That fuel hose cover in the bed is a work of art. Something you made?

fauXGT 01-16-2022 03:22 PM

Re: 49 rear gastank options?
 
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Originally Posted by gsinon (Post 9020135)
That fuel hose cover in the bed is a work of art. Something you made?

Yep. That's why this 'idea' I had last September for a unique rear tank that kinda looks like the factory might have done it back in the day is 'almost' finished.

youngrodder 01-17-2022 11:09 AM

Re: 49 rear gastank options?
 
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Originally Posted by fauXGT (Post 9019853)
This is a 52 Chevy sedan tank for standard or EFI, with a side filler.
Not going to be a show truck, but more of a show & go(rusto-mod)...not caring about rock chips.
This insane idea has kept me busy for more than 90 hours, but it is a stress relief hobby...kind of.

Wow, great execution. No wonder you have a ton of time into it. It shows.

Marc

fauXGT 01-17-2022 10:37 PM

Re: 49 rear gastank options?
 
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Originally Posted by youngrodder (Post 9020496)
Wow, great execution. No wonder you have a ton of time into it. It shows.

Marc

I'm learning alot about 16-18 ga. metallurgy with these older, thicker metal vehicles. I do this for a hobby, so no formal training. Plus I like shooting for building a vehicle for personal use that is not your standard cookie cutter, 'every one does it like this' theme. But it can be a curse. Hoping to get to be done by this summer.


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