replacing the gas tank
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RE: replacing the gas tank
ORIGINAL: baddog671
250 or the interior of my car? better safe than sorry!
250 or the interior of my car? better safe than sorry!
ahh, that's better. really with what i plan to do, 250 is peanuts. i like piece of mind. yeah, the chances are purdy slim, but my luck is NOT GOOD!!! [:@]
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RE: replacing the gas tank
Soaring,
That's exactly what I was going to do. The move to put the plate behind the rear seat seemed to provide owners with a false sense of security as the rear package tray (flimsy fiberboard) becomes the weak link.
That's exactly what I was going to do. The move to put the plate behind the rear seat seemed to provide owners with a false sense of security as the rear package tray (flimsy fiberboard) becomes the weak link.
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RE: replacing the gas tank
ORIGINAL: 67Rally
Soaring,
That's exactly what I was going to do. The move to put the plate behind the rear seat seemed to provide owners with a false sense of security as the rear package tray (flimsy fiberboard) becomes the weak link.
Soaring,
That's exactly what I was going to do. The move to put the plate behind the rear seat seemed to provide owners with a false sense of security as the rear package tray (flimsy fiberboard) becomes the weak link.
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From: Where I lay my head is home
RE: replacing the gas tank
ORIGINAL: Soaring
You're right about the package tray, but the rear seat metal guard is a lot better than the masonite. With the tank armor, you at least get a tad more protection. The real answer is the fuel cell. But, who can aford that?
ORIGINAL: 67Rally
Soaring,
That's exactly what I was going to do. The move to put the plate behind the rear seat seemed to provide owners with a false sense of security as the rear package tray (flimsy fiberboard) becomes the weak link.
Soaring,
That's exactly what I was going to do. The move to put the plate behind the rear seat seemed to provide owners with a false sense of security as the rear package tray (flimsy fiberboard) becomes the weak link.
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RE: replacing the gas tank
You're right about the package tray, but the rear seat metal guard is a lot better than the masonite.
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From: Where I lay my head is home
RE: replacing the gas tank
yeah, i prolly will just because it was sitting for a while. i just wanted to know if there was a tool used specifically for looking into the gas tank, kind of like a lighted scope of sorts. like i said my friend said it was replaced recently, but by time i'm ready to rock and roll, it'll be sitting for quite some time, so i'll prolly replace it anyway. just trying to save a few bux!
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