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oil tank values

anyone up for a breakdown of oil tank values? '72's will be the most valuable, what's after that, and how much are they each worth?

a quick check of ebay turned up the following

mid year's don't sell for much at all. 50-75 dollars
early cars sell for a bit more (one went for 255)
there's some place in england selling reproductions? of '72 tanks for 500 GBP...that's like 950 bucks today.

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Old 05-31-2006, 09:53 AM
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FWIW I paid $150 for a nice early 911 tank with a sender from a fellow pelican.
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cool.

I've got a '72 I think I might sell. seeing the new prices over 1000 dollars, I've got a pretty good idea what I'll ask...

just gotta clean it up.

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Is the '73 tank from an MFI car considered an early tank or is it the same as the '74 - '77 tanks? (I have one to sell...)
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beats me...

I think it's considered the same as the 74-77 tanks. PP lists them as 73 to 89.

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