Gas Tank Relocate HELP PLEASE!!!

[verdell]

Originally Posted by Palf70Step

I am curious how you re running the filler for it or how it will look after your mods.

This is how it looks right now. Like I said, after widening the new wheel tubs I'll finish up the welding and smooth it all out.

[Palf70Step]

Very Nice. I really like the way you are bringing that about.

[Mjminino]

How is the filler tube ran under the bed? And is this only accomplished by widening the wheel tubs?

[verdell]

Originally Posted by Mjminino

How is the filler tube ran under the bed? And is this only accomplished by widening the wheel tubs?

I used flexible fuel hose from another vehicle along with a piece of fuel grade hose from a local rubber supply store. Fuel door is from an S10. I had to notch the frame to route the hose but it works like I want. The reason for widening the tubs is to accommodate new wider wheels and tires but widening tubs wasnt necessary to run fuel filler. The Schrader valves for the rear air bags are inside the fuel door as well.

[amueller454]

has anyone used a 64-67 mustang tank in a 60-62 frame?? just wondering about the fitment. it looks really good in that later frame posted earlier

[slepysal]

Originally Posted by verdell

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This is the Chevy van tank, not noticeably visible under the roll pan. I'm redoing the filler this winter and going with 2 inch widened tubs so it looks a little rough right now. Hope this helps.

Nice how much work to get it to fit between the frame ?

[verdell]

Originally Posted by slepysal

Nice how much work to get it to fit between the frame ?

Thanks. Not too much work. I welded a piece of square tubing in place to bolt the straps to at the very the rear and bolted straps to cross sill towards the front.

[slepysal]

cool thanks for the info

[ls60apache]

I really like verdells wheel tub filler location!! I used a 93 s10 blazer fuel tank and sender will accept the pump for fuel injection. I like the cut off corners so to have more room for tail pipes..the only photo I have at this time

[Gooker928]

I used a 92 Jeep Wrangler tank and a long hose going to the original filler location.
Looks factory.

[earl84]

Originally Posted by Gooker928

I used a 92 Jeep Wrangler tank and a long hose going to the original filler location.
Looks factory.

I would love to see some photos of that setup Gooker!

Also, vey nice work Verdell, I really like this idea as well.

[Gooker928]

Originally Posted by earl84

I would love to see some photos of that setup Gooker!

Also, vey nice work Verdell, I really like this idea as well.

PMed you.

[4dalulz]

Originally Posted by 57chevy406

Some pictures of my 69 Camaro tank on my work truck. Probably not what someone would want on a show truck but it was easy and inexpensive. Plenty of clearance but my truck is only lowered 2 inches.

I really like this idea I had a 65 Impala with the gas door in the license plate like that and I think it would work out real nice. It was only like $90 brand new and the fuel door could just be bolted or welded on pretty easy.. Nice work.

[4dalulz]

http://www.carparts.com/details/Chev...9-09da2e1bbe1b

[Mjminino]

Gooker, can you post the pictures here by chance?

[Gooker928]

Originally Posted by Mjminino

Gooker, can you post the pictures here by chance?

Can't upload pics with my iPad.
Had to txt them to earl84

[BigSix]

I know this is sacrilegious but...what about a plastic tank? Any 64-67 Mustang tanks in plastic? I'm so sick of metal tank corossion...

[Mathew21]

Originally Posted by Mjminino

Gooker, can you post the pictures here by chance?

Here's Gooker928 92 Jeep Wrangler tank pictures.



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[jason65]

Originally Posted by Chevy Fleetside

I have this tank in my truck now. If I mounted the way he did it would be dragging on the ground. The rear has a 4" drop.

Any pics on how you mounted your fuel tank straps?