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rear tank for me. Most, not all rear tanks eliminate the valuable space where a spare tire should go unless you have one on the drivers side fender. Most , not ALL have the filler located in the bed wood area, so if you have it covered w/ 'stuff', you would then have to move it to get access to the door or cap to fill-up. If placing a rear tank i believe it best to have a side rear fender door or spout @ the fender area coming out at the rear fender skirt. either side is your choice. you would have to cut the rear frame section and weld in a curved piece to strengthen up the cut so the 2'' filler tube would fit. if you placed it where i have mine located there is space between the bed wood bottom and the frame.
