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Terry S · 11-15-2002, 10:13 PM

72C10chevy4x4, they are on the way, thanks for your help.

My truck already had the in-cab tank removed and the hole filled when I got it. My new tank install is to replace the carnage that I inherited (an oversized tank in a big wooden box the bed). If I were doing this from scratch, I would probably go ahead and shave the filler anyway, because I'm shaving the door handles etc.
If the truck had a lot of chrome on it and I wanted to leave the neck, I probably would have just stayed with the original setup unless I needed the room for bucket seats or speakers or whatever. I don't really think that it's dangerous, and while the extra room behind the seat is nice, it it would have sure saved a lot of work!
Good luck with whatever you decide, and thanks again for resizing the pictures.

11-15-2002, 10:13 PM	#26
Terry S Registered User Join Date: Nov 2002 Location: Haysville, KS Posts: 118	72C10chevy4x4, they are on the way, thanks for your help. My truck already had the in-cab tank removed and the hole filled when I got it. My new tank install is to replace the carnage that I inherited (an oversized tank in a big wooden box the bed). If I were doing this from scratch, I would probably go ahead and shave the filler anyway, because I'm shaving the door handles etc. If the truck had a lot of chrome on it and I wanted to leave the neck, I probably would have just stayed with the original setup unless I needed the room for bucket seats or speakers or whatever. I don't really think that it's dangerous, and while the extra room behind the seat is nice, it it would have sure saved a lot of work! Good luck with whatever you decide, and thanks again for resizing the pictures. __________________ I can do all things thru Christ, but he evidently doesn't want me to beat that Camaro light to light....



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