You will spend much more fitting straps,filler tube and the cost of a tank than $200. If they do it correctly it is way worth $200. Make sure he has done many gas tanks and find out the different steps he takes. Just "cleaning" in his radiator tank and check for leaks is not $200. Fixing leaks, Special tank cleaning solution, then an inner tank coating and clean the outside, is what you want for $200. All this can be done as Squeeze said by the use of an aftermarket kit. Eastwood has a kit for this $80. If you don't have any holes in it, that should work. I don't think the radiator shop will weld a gas tank anyway. If it does have holes, that will require the proper crazy guy. I don't have ANY faith in ANY leak sealers of ANY type.
Last edited by bartamos; 11/15/2011 3:46 AM.
