Original Fuel Tank ???
12-12-2006, 08:37 PM
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Original Fuel Tank ???
My 68 fuel tank has a drain plug. Did the originals have that? I see the price for replacement tanks with and without the plug is the same. Other than the obvious, why would you want a tank without a plug?
12-12-2006, 11:52 PM
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RE: Original Fuel Tank ???
ORIGINAL: unit91
My 68 fuel tank has a drain plug. Did the originals have that? I see the price for replacement tanks with and without the plug is the same. Other than the obvious, why would you want a tank without a plug?
My 68 fuel tank has a drain plug. Did the originals have that? I see the price for replacement tanks with and without the plug is the same. Other than the obvious, why would you want a tank without a plug?
Pending what part of town you live in, a plug in a tank could mean an empty tank.... daily
12-13-2006, 12:37 AM
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RE: Original Fuel Tank ???
ORIGINAL: Bulldog66
Pending what part of town you live in, a plug in a tank could mean an empty tank.... daily
ORIGINAL: unit91
My 68 fuel tank has a drain plug. Did the originals have that? I see the price for replacement tanks with and without the plug is the same. Other than the obvious, why would you want a tank without a plug?
My 68 fuel tank has a drain plug. Did the originals have that? I see the price for replacement tanks with and without the plug is the same. Other than the obvious, why would you want a tank without a plug?
Pending what part of town you live in, a plug in a tank could mean an empty tank.... daily
and no plug could mean a hell of a time getting the sugar out of the tank lol
the original had a drain. but realistically i doubt it matters eitherway
unless ur die hard about being original
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