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72LoBurb · 12-01-2005, 01:57 AM

Hey guys/gals, has anyone transplanted a fuel tank from a newer 'burb ('90) into a 67-72?
I've already sacrificed my '90 'burb and plan to transplant the drivetrain (tbi 350/700) into my '72, but I'm on a budget, hence wanting to try fitting the '90's tank. I want to keep the injection and plan on going with the Painless harness and '90 computer.
I would go and start measuring everything up...but -15 Celcius is less than pleasant to work on a hobby/obsession vehicle, after working in the cold for 8 hrs a day.
Any help would be greatly appreciated.

12-01-2005, 01:57 AM	#1
72LoBurb Yup, I'm comp-useless Join Date: May 2005 Location: Edmonton,Alta,Canada Posts: 360	Newer fuel tank in a 72? Hey guys/gals, has anyone transplanted a fuel tank from a newer 'burb ('90) into a 67-72? I've already sacrificed my '90 'burb and plan to transplant the drivetrain (tbi 350/700) into my '72, but I'm on a budget, hence wanting to try fitting the '90's tank. I want to keep the injection and plan on going with the Painless harness and '90 computer. I would go and start measuring everything up...but -15 Celcius is less than pleasant to work on a hobby/obsession vehicle, after working in the cold for 8 hrs a day. Any help would be greatly appreciated.