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R&B51 · 11-21-2015, 11:42 PM

I agree, getting tank out of the cab is a must! I was looking at the option of trying to get a tank constructed like the one in 1952Chevytruck.com build thread that is above the driveshaft and below the bed. So many of these model trucks being built and tanks being relocated, if that ends up being a good location and custom tank makers could make a bunch of them the price would come down. I will probably be willing to pay the extra to have a custom one made. I also totally get it that most of you guys are really good defensive driver with these dream trucks and all that work so you're even less likely to get rear ended by the way you drive.

11-21-2015, 11:42 PM	#23
R&B51 Registered User Join Date: Nov 2015 Location: Jenks, OK Posts: 239	Re: Gas tank relocate, frame strip questions I agree, getting tank out of the cab is a must! I was looking at the option of trying to get a tank constructed like the one in 1952Chevytruck.com build thread that is above the driveshaft and below the bed. So many of these model trucks being built and tanks being relocated, if that ends up being a good location and custom tank makers could make a bunch of them the price would come down. I will probably be willing to pay the extra to have a custom one made. I also totally get it that most of you guys are really good defensive driver with these dream trucks and all that work so you're even less likely to get rear ended by the way you drive.