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fordgtMember

Mine was pop riveted in place, I drilled them out and was quite surprised by the excellent condition of the tank. We looked inside the tank and it showed no signs of corrosion. I had the tank lightly beadblasted and powdercoated and it looked great! I put the tank back in with a polished s/s shield and used pop rivets to hold the brackets to the shield and used s/s screws to secure the brackets to the frame and other attachment points.

Hope yours is as clean as mine.

Gary #06984

5/27/0410:01 AM

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