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Originally Posted by Bad70sbchevy
I moved mine and I love it. I did it at first for safety reasons since its my daily driver and thats the last thing I want to have behind the seat in a crash. I did notice a major improvement in ride quality once I put mine in the back. Also like mentioned before you will get some added traction in the rear. If you do change gas tanks, I highly reccomend using a 1969 Camaro gas tank if you do want to change yours to the rear. It lets you hide the filler neck behind the license plate (no holes in the bed), the fuel sender works with the gas guage, and it does not hang down hardly at all compared to the Blazer tank conversion (Also its cheaper than the blazer tank).
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Along those same lines, has anyone looked at using a tank from a 94 = 96 B body car (caprice, impala, roadmaster) They are poly, hold 23 gallons and have aa rear mounted filler neck that could be used with a flip down license plate.