LMC rear gas tank install

[Chevy Fleetside]

I got my tank from www.truckandcarshop.com at a goodguys show. I paid $150 cash for it. You usually get things cheaper there. Also, they were selling for $160 but all I had left was $150 so I got it for that. I guess you can do that with them. They sell them in their catalogs for $195. I still have to get some rubber insulators for the straps where it holds on to the tank. I just wanted to get it in. I got the fuel filler hose from a friend of mine for nothing. That saved me about $50 for that little piece. Here are some pictures for your enjoyment.

[SSWfleetside]

Thanks for posting photos and thanks for the pricing info Chevy fleetside!.
I was planning to head to the truck show in Carlisle to get one of these tank kits. Just what I save in the oversize shipping will pay for the gas there and back.

I thinking about a '49 to '52 chevy car tank instead, not decided. The blazer tank install seems more common, easier to buy and cheaper, which is good. I found the '49 to '52 tank idea on the Stovebolt website.

[NtheFamily]

Hey SSWfleetside, you mentioned the blazer tank seeming more common. What year of blazer will work and are you talking about a fullsize blazer or mid?

[Chevy Fleetside]

Originally Posted by NtheFamily

Hey SSWfleetside, you mentioned the blazer tank seeming more common. What year of blazer will work and are you talking about a fullsize blazer or mid?

The pics I posted are of the blazer tank. It is the same tank that is used in the 67-72 blazers. They are sold as a kit and you can get a 0-30 or 0-90 ohm sending unit.

[NtheFamily]

Originally Posted by Chevy Fleetside

The pics I posted are of the blazer tank. It is the same tank that is used in the 67-72 blazers. They are sold as a kit and you can get a 0-30 or 0-90 ohm sending unit.

Thanks!!