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01-20-2006 05:57 AM #1
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aluminum tank, red flake steering wheel, and other parts
Hi, building a low budget 1940 Ford Tudor
Need a few things to get her rolling:
Used ol' beat up round aluminum gas tank 11gal+
Red metal flake steering wheel
electric performance fuel pump 6-8psi
32' ford radiator for SBC
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01-21-2006 06:52 PM #2
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Get a 18 gallon keg o' your favorite adult beverage (PBR is pretty cheap), have a couple buddies over to "work on your rod", and once you're done "working" use the keg as your gas tank. It's only a $20 deposit for kegs around here. Have a radiator shop steam and coat your keg (another $30) and there you go... instant gas tank that's cooler than hell.If at first you don't succeed... skydiving probably isn't for you.
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01-21-2006 11:11 PM #3
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that idea with the keg is cool as hell! Where's that "something for nothing" post...getting items that are way cooler than the after market items, but are less than 1/2 the price!
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Thank you JOATMON That's the fitting I was wanting to try. Ordered it and will see if that works.
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