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#131426 03/07/2003 7:43 AM
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I have a stock 70 Chevy CST 10 1/2 ton. I am looking into relocating the stock gas tank to under the truck bed. There are the factory spots between the bed and frame but I have been told that they are unsafe. I have been thinking of putting a tank between the frame rails under the truck. Has anybody done this? Any ideas of what truck to get the tank from?

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"Finish the thing, do it right the first time, and drive the S.O.B.!"

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#131428 03/12/2003 6:48 AM
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Just happened upon an article in the June 2000 issue of Custom Classic Trucks suggesting a polyurethane tank from Golden State Pickup Parts (www.gspp.com) for '67-72 Chevys. Nice "How-to" photos.

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#131429 03/13/2003 6:28 AM
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