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05-31-2016 06:44 PM #1
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Overflow tanks What ya have ?
So I did something different for a overflow tank ! Thought I share with ya all !
Let's see your overflow tank !!!!
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05-31-2016 06:46 PM #2
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Had to put it to use !
Nothing better than running Jr. Johnson bottle on your Hot Rod !!!
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Tha's just plain cool. Some guys get real creative with them.
The only one I got anymore is made out of white porcelain.
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That's very nice! I used an old whiskey bottle on a 46 Dodge I put a cummins in for a guy years ago. I can't find any pictures of it though.Ryan
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I have a mini Heineken keg on my shelf, waiting to be repurposed as a catch tank..
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I was going to mention the GI canteen--Bob beat me to it----I used the cup holder as a bracket (back in 60s ?) And bayonet handle as end for dipstick------
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