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Centre-fill conversion pictures needed
I am in the process of converting my car to a 'through-the-hood' centre-fill tank set-up & would like to see pictures of other people's conversions.
I will be starting with a standard tank (either a '69-'73 version or the later '74-on 80L 'space-saver' type). I have plenty of pictures of original 100L/110L centre-fill tanks - I am particularly interested in seeing converted std tanks.
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search for JPNOVAK's thread on that.
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Andy, I will psot some pics later when I get home. I never put up any of the finished product.
here are the first two. ST project update: hole in the hood! ST Project: A hole in the hood part II! btw, the early tanks for a full size spare have barely enough room for a large filler neck. You could offset it to the side near the original filler neck.
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Jamie - thanks. I had already saved your pictures when they were first posted.
Anyone else ?
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