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Old Yesterday, 12:17 AM   #101
dsraven
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Re: First truck build '49 3100

curious how much higher the filler is than the tank. I was a gas jockey for a bit during high scholl and remember a 72 chevy sport truck that came in with a set up just like that. it filled but it also took a long time and burped back a lot. have you tried filling it yet?
not dissing your build at all, looks great and good workmanship by the pics. just saying it's better to find out sooner than later so if there is a problem you can fix it before it gets painted etc
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Old Yesterday, 12:49 PM   #102
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Re: First truck build '49 3100

curious how much higher the filler is than the tank.


Maybe 6-8" - no issues filling the tank



.......it's better to find out sooner than later so if there is a problem you can fix it before it gets painted etc


That ship has sailed........

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