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joe1974l6656Member

Mine had mud in it when I bought it.varnish and rust. I opened the tank drained out into a bucket, put some gas in ( about a gallon) more mud... I put a garden hose in it and ran it overnight. Lasted about 2 years then pulled the tank had it boiled and creamed at a radiator repair shop. It is funny when you tell other gearheads, I had to pull the gas tank out of my car then you say the first step is to pull the seats out of the car.....! Good luck with it. Mine started with the gas tank.... turned into a complete repaint ah the things we do for love smile.

3/1/1312:09 PM

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