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**Rich72C10** · 05-07-2021, 10:16 AM

If your original tank damaged or if you don't have a radiator shop in your area this wouldn't work ...

This is what I was worried about too when thinking of replacing my rusted/gummed up tank that was 100% sending trash to my carburetor. Though in East Texas my brother takes all his gas tanks (mainly 20~40 Fords that he restores) for decades to a radiator shop that cleans/seals them.

This work actually cost a bit more than a replacement tank. BUT my cleaned/sealed tank fit right back in and likely will be good forever.

05-07-2021, 10:16 AM	#15
Rich72C10 Mr. Cheyenne Join Date: Jun 2020 Location: Kyle, Texas Posts: 1,646	Re: In-Cab Gas Tank ARRRGH! If your original tank damaged or if you don't have a radiator shop in your area this wouldn't work ... This is what I was worried about too when thinking of replacing my rusted/gummed up tank that was 100% sending trash to my carburetor. Though in East Texas my brother takes all his gas tanks (mainly 20~40 Fords that he restores) for decades to a radiator shop that cleans/seals them. This work actually cost a bit more than a replacement tank. BUT my cleaned/sealed tank fit right back in and likely will be good forever. __________________ Richard *'72 Chevy C10 Cheyenne Super WHT/MED BRONZE/WHT SBC 350 \| TH350 \| LWB \| AC \| Buddy Seats Upgrades:** Tilt \| Front Sway Bar \| Radio \| Sliding Window \| Bed Spare w/Lock Bed Rails \| Full LEDs \| Courtesy Lights \| Tachometer \| Glovebox Lock & Light \| Head Light Relays \| *Upgraded Fully Super Trim