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Old 01-03-2019, 08:10 PM
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Whatever you do, don't spend any money on the Tank Tone stuff from Eastwood - it looks exactly what it is; paint.
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Thanks for all the feedback gang. As with everything on this car I would like to retain the original "born with" parts if possible vs doing a "computer restoration" with a bunch of repro parts - even if it means a less than perfect appearance. The rust condition in my photos is on the trunk side of the tank so it would not be seen after install. We'll see how I do on this tank - I can always buy a repop if it turns out like dog$hit.
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