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I got it out of a local junk yard and had it steamed and sealed. It was pretty easy to mount the way I did it. Instead of using the straps, I drilled 3/8" holes in the flanges on the side of the tank. I then bolted it to the frame using the existing frame holes and sway bar link bolts with the rubber bushings to allow for the frame to flex without stressing the seam on the tank itself.
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Bill Durham
http://home.attbi.com/~bulldurham
72 Cheyenne
Restoration in progress
Currently: frame sand blasted and powdercoated, Inline Tube brake and fuel lines, Blazer tank in rear, Holley Red electronic fuel pump, Eaton posi with 3.42 gears, 2 1/2" drop front spindles, 4" drop rear springs with adjustable panhard bar, KYB shocks, ZZ 502/502 GM Performance crate engine, Zoops brackets and pulleys, Vintage Air, dual electric fans, Ram Air II hood and late model sport side bed.
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