underbed tank pics

[TN70C10]

Anyone have pics of a blazer conversion tank with truck together and on the ground? want to see how far the 21 gallon tank hangs below the rear bumper
going with air bags with no c notch and worried about clearence issues.

[1970shortbed]

Originally Posted by TN70C10

Anyone have pics of a blazer conversion tank with truck together and on the ground? want to see how far the 21 gallon tank hangs below the rear bumper
going with air bags with no c notch and worried about clearance issues.

i would like to see that pic also a i have a stock height in the rear and would be worried about clearance or at least being able to see the stupid tank when looking at it from the back

[TN70C10]

Anyone? Ive done a search and can really find any from the back.

[TN70C10]

damn , i thought i would get a few more replies than 0

[67ChevyRedneck]

with the license plate bracket on with a stock bumper you don't even notice it's there. I took these pics kneeling down and you can just barely make out the tank below the bumper.

Also, here's an install thread I did.

http://67-72chevytrucks.com/vboard/s...d.php?t=197895

Most people install their tank with the straps perpendicular to the frame, but I wanted to be different

[matthufham]

it's not too noticable

[MisterE72]

I asked a similar question and got pics from a guy with a bagged suburban. I'v never attatched a link before, so lets see if this works. http://67-72chevytrucks.com/vboard/s...d.php?t=225434

[Frizzle Fry]

Originally Posted by matthufham

it's not too noticable

The later model Blazer tank I used in the Blazer Tank on the Cheap thread doesn't hang quite that low. When you look at these pics, remember that fleetside bedsides hang much lower than stepside fenders and would cover it much better, especially with a bumper:



After I stole all the suspension goodies for the burb

[TN70C10]

thanks for the pics guys , exactly what i needed to see, guess ill go ahead and get me a tank coming

[skunkwerx]

mine