Burgerman; Pulled fuel lines and the ugly gas tank. Safety first. Did not like the tank anyway. The plan is some kind of fun hot rod tank behind the cab in the bed.[/QUOTE said:we have boat salvage yard and l got a 25 gallon to put in the bed of my pilothouse for low
dollars, easy to install, a good fit in the bed and looks great.
Later
I knew it could be done and I could do it though! looks great!
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Ya know, those things are edible, right? [ddd
Had to chase these 2 black tail off two weeks ago, almost got my wifes tulips.
Got the chassis unloaded and set up inside with wheels back on. My son will weld it. I'm learning, best if he does it. Opened up some space at the farm, so we moved the 52 inside. Bees were not happy with me. Another winter outside and maybe the hood would match the rest of the truck
Had to chase these 2 black tail off two weeks ago, almost got my wifes tulips.
Learned some things today. My attempt to do vertical welds created bird poop. My son handled these for me. I did some horizontal welds that should be fine. Found a date stamp from June 1982, it also says "Parish" on there. The chassis was made in Shreveport. Vehicle history is fun.
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