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i see that... try this one

http://www.stovebolt.com/bboard/cgi...d=results&record=2453761-164456-6P37

what i did was to go to search: type in --
''under bed gas tank''
the return link came up w/ 83 matches.
now that oughta keep you busy
I am in the process of doing this same thing. I bought a 16 gal tank from (tanks inc.)http://www.tanksinc.com/index.cfm/page/ptype=product/product_id=82/category_id=69/home_id=59/mode=prod/prd82.htm
US-1: @ 16 gallon , 34 x 10 x 11" $240.00 for all steel. I used the original cab spout filler and rotated it 180 degrees, mounted it just infront of the pass rear fender, below the bed. There is room at the bed skirting, about 4-5'' and the tank is held up by 4, 1/2'' rods, the mounting nuts welded to the cross bed board steel cross bed mounts. I had to cut the trianglated steel factory 'corner' plate to fit the tank up higher. I also installed a 12 bolt rear end and moved it back about 2-1/2 to 3'' The tank fits very well, it's solid as a rock, easy to plumb lines to the engine, ground wire and sender gauge wire up w/ a weather proof two wire plug to the new dash inst. gauge.
Sorry I do not have a digital camera but will soon. if you have any questions... ask us


Jim & Caroline
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