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Old 01-07-2011, 10:47 PM   #1
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Fuel tank move

I have read a lot of threads about folks that have removed the gas tank from the cab of the truck to the back which is what I want to do as well. I believe that I have it pretty much figured out except for a few questions that I am going to list below.

Truck info 1968 SWB Fleet. 350 engine pretty much stock.
1. As summing the gas door is on the drivers side by the side marker light where would the vent be run?
2. What about the hard lines from the tank to the pump?
3. Would a stock fuel pump be able to handle the job?

I think that is all for now but reserve the right to ask a lot more as I go

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