Rear tank side or bed fill?

[no moa]

lol, brad. I had to pay some bills last month (oil bill $800.00 for 200 gallons!!!!) but i have enough to get the tank, sender, and some lines from Inline tube for the brakes. Then i'm tapped out again! lol

Thanks Palf70step. I don't have the ability or tools to go that route, so bed floor it is. lol

[mrein3]

Originally Posted by no moa

lol, brad. I had to pay some bills last month (oil bill $800.00 for 200 gallons!!!!) but i have enough to get the tank, sender, and some lines from Inline tube for the brakes. Then i'm tapped out again! lol

Thanks Palf70step. I don't have the ability or tools to go that route, so bed floor it is. lol

I see you made up your mind but here is my thinking.
I use my truck as a truck. I have a Blazer tank. When I finally get around to installing it I can't imagine putting the filler in the bed because I use the bed and may have stuff in there when I need gas.

If I had a nice looking, not used as a truck truck, I'd do the bed floor or somewhere in the inside of the bed side. The reason there is I would want the cleanest looking outside of the truck.

My opinions are worth what you just paid for them.

[Hotrob72]

Here's one in the side...square truck, square fuel door.