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Re: Petrol tanks

Postby Luke » Tue Jan 20, 2009 6:12 pm

Chaz&Saz wrote: or get a new one made out of ali
if your gonna get one made from ally i can reccomend alloy racing fabrications - he made me a mk1 transit ally tank - pukka job at a good price :D

i did drawings and left them for him (jim) he may still have them :?
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Re: Petrol tanks

Postby Neil » Tue Jan 20, 2009 6:16 pm

transitgeoff wrote:
Neil wrote:either way chassis cab or lwb van its the same fuel tank,what comets describing sounds like someones got a lwb van lopped the back off at sill height then plonked a landliner body on top :lol:


chassie cab is different to panel van :wink:
is it not the same volume tank with the filler in the middle instead :?:
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Re: Petrol tanks

Postby rottie_007 » Thu Jan 22, 2009 8:53 pm

my landliner was based on a van, underneath as said were the original sides and floors of a LWB van..
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