Reply to "Gas Tank In Front"

Italian hot rod (Guest)

To what purpose would you do this? Trunk space is already at a premium, the early cars with the un-anchored spare tire had the tire slamming into the windshield in crash tests, and it will leave you with a large, unused space where the gas tank now is. You'll be running eight or so feet of fuel line under the car, exposed, or in the cabin to keep it not exposed and neither of those options sound like great ideas at all. Is your tank now leaking? Small leaks can be fixed with the tank in place. Again, what is your motivation?

Larry

[This message has been edited by LF - Teach Peace (edited 01-21-2004).]

1/21/041:40 PM

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