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67c10rustbuket · 08-03-2013, 03:04 PM

These pics show how it is mounted directly to the underside of the frame. I used two 1/2" bolts on each side through existing holes in the frame. A typical receiver hitch wont fit with the Boyd tank but I found the CPP hidden hitch will fit. I may have to get one of them someday

Driver side

Passenger side

This shot also shows some .25" rubber strips I cut on the shear to go between the tank and frame. Not sure if I need to use them or not. Any thoughts??

Here are a couple shots of the tank installed. Sure looks purdy

I also torqued all the hardware on the rear and marked them with a sharpie so I don't forget

08-03-2013, 03:04 PM	#560
67c10rustbuket Registered User Join Date: Apr 2011 Location: Mustang, Oklahoma Posts: 2,806	Re: Rustbuket 67 build "Georgia" These pics show how it is mounted directly to the underside of the frame. I used two 1/2" bolts on each side through existing holes in the frame. A typical receiver hitch wont fit with the Boyd tank but I found the CPP hidden hitch will fit. I may have to get one of them someday Driver side Passenger side This shot also shows some .25" rubber strips I cut on the shear to go between the tank and frame. Not sure if I need to use them or not. Any thoughts?? Here are a couple shots of the tank installed. Sure looks purdy I also torqued all the hardware on the rear and marked them with a sharpie so I don't forget __________________ Dan <---(my name) 67 SWB C10 project "GEORGIA"-59 Brookwood 2dr wag...Next project-03 Tahoe 4x4 5.3 family ride-07 Hondur Accord, commuter car