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Mountain Pass
Joined: Apr 2010
Posts: 234
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From: Tuttle, OK
The tank you selected from Summit is a TanksInc. tank. I've purchased several from them for both carbed and fuel injected applications, and they are of the highest quality. Most of their tanks will accept the original sender and/or have a provision for accepting an aftermarket sender to accommodate modern gauges. Free shipping makes it a no-brainer.
Buying new is definitely the way to go as far as I am concerned. I've spent a lot of time (and sometimes money) trying to clean old tanks, only to end up buying a new one anyway. You won't be sorry.
Good luck with your truck
Buying new is definitely the way to go as far as I am concerned. I've spent a lot of time (and sometimes money) trying to clean old tanks, only to end up buying a new one anyway. You won't be sorry.
Good luck with your truck
Cross-Country
Joined: Sep 2018
Posts: 55
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From: Alberta
New is a lot less work I spent a lot of time cleaning mine now i want to put a mustang gas tank in the frame behind axle so i don't have the slosh slosh when I'm driving . I'm trying to learn to buy and do stuff only once I'm just starting and i have did everything twice
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