Reply to "1972 Pantera"

blue4Member

Larry,
Thanks for asking about the fuel cell. Most folks don't, and I wonder if they even look at what I send.
Shortly after my purchase, the fuel tank developed a slow leak. Since I wanted to enjoy driving the car and wasn't quite ready to go out in a blaze of glory, I looked for a quick fix. My solution was to install a 16 gallon fuel cell in the rear fiberglass tub. This approach has worked so well, that I never got around to installing the rust free original fuel tank that I had purchased. This tank is included with the sale of the car.
Thanks,
Joe

4/22/216:32 AM

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