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Old 01-16-2003, 11:54 PM   #1
Jesse 67 c-10
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anyone here ever tried making their own tank? Essentialy just a box, a couple baffles on the bottom, if you get the peices cut right, tack it together then mig it up inside and out, grind the outside and paint it up. You'd just need to weld in your fittings before. besides materials all you need is a ruler, a square, grinder, some cutting wheels and a welder. Its a project but hey, you get the exact right size for cheaper too.
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