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#225929 01/29/2007 12:40 AM
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To the people that have relocated there gas tank under the bed, what is all needed? The kit I am looking at is at http://tuckersparts.com/catalog.html?Iit=603&Ict=133 is there anything else I need? Is this a pretty easy install? Does anyone know of a better kit? Any help would be great. thankyou. Also if it makes a difference my truck is a 64 c10 short wide.


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That should be it except for the frame mod.s that you might have to do. I used a steel tank and welded in 2 cross pieces to help support it. I also ran all new steel (galvanized) fuel line to it and mounted it in insulated fasteners. I'm not quite to the body modification point yet so I can't help there,
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