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69 gas tank


Thanks norontcan theres a 69 4 door a couple hrs away from me that I think I will check out next weekend don't know if a 4 door tank is same or not " if so I hope its ok

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4 dr is the same. Only wagons are different.

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https://www.autocityclassic.com/1969-1970/1969-1970-fullsize-tank-gm53b/

 

US dollars. I've bought from them, great guys, I got my aluminum radiator there.



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RE: 69 gas tank canister rebuild


Just put a post up on Chevy Talk,,,,,  see if we get a response//

https://www.chevytalk.org/fusionbb/showtopic.php?tid/356441/pid/2766536/post/last/m/1/#LAST



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RE: 69 gas tank


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https://www.autocityclassic.com/1969-1970/1969-1970-fullsize-tank-gm53b/

 

US dollars. I've bought from them, great guys, I got my aluminum radiator there.


Same tank I put in my 2+2 over 8 years ago...exact fit. Got mine for $169 USD...but that was then and this is now! 



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Perfect! Suspicion confirmed!

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I clicked on that link save for shopping cart and went to check shipping costs to canada...strange every other country listed EXcept canada ??

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I think you have to click the flag symbol to get cdn dollar prices it will give you shipping costs if I am not mistaken.

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Reply from Chevy Talk by aawtech.

Shaun Price in Phoenix AZ. 

no further info.   Can any Poncho member help.  Phone number or email.. web site.

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PM sent 



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bump watch for some news coming re rebuilt fuel canisters

 

Shaun"s reply in 2 parts:

Cliff, 
 Cost of repairs is determined upon disassembly and after testing components, then  I'll contact you with cost and time to complete along with your approval for repairs.
 Now then an average cost to repair these is starting at $125.00 and up to $400.00 in extreme cases.
That would include cleaning, resizing the float, new strainer, and testing. If replacement parts are needed that would be additional.  
 Looking at yours it appears there may be fuel leaking from the top due to all the silicone I see. and the ground wire is missing.
Turnaround time is usually one week.
 
 
 
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Cliff,
This is a service that I do as needed, not a business so I don't want it to get out of hand if you know what I mean.
 You can share that the service is available, inquires by e-mail.
Email   alldeuce@aol.com



-- Edited by oshawacliff on Wednesday 22nd of May 2019 10:03:03 AM



-- Edited by oshawacliff on Wednesday 22nd of May 2019 04:52:13 PM

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BUMP...... NEW INFO ADDED 5 MINUTES AGO.

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Did you try Rock Auto yet? Bought one for my chevelle and it came to me from spectre.



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Bill shuba wrote:

Thanks norontcan theres a 69 4 door a couple hrs away from me that I think I will check out next weekend don't know if a 4 door tank is same or not " if so I hope its ok


 Bill, don't waste your time or money on a used tank. A new one of quality is dead easy to find, and is pretty cheap considering.

Also, we need to thank Cliff for digging up that rebuild info. If I could have gotten my original 67 one redone for say, 200 cdn or so, I would have done it for sure. I threw it out (and it was still working) thinking it would be a good time for a new one. Boy was I wrong. The cheap replacement lasted one year, and I still dont have a working fuel gauge. Fool.



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Yes Mark normally I woundn"t but the parts car I am going to take parts off I can have everything I want ,front bumper,valance,grills,ect Tail lights and anything else for 400 bucks so hoping the tank will be good as it will also have a sending unit although mine seems ok ohms wize will have to test it to see if the floats are ok..so going to take off all I can long drive back and forth thought 2 1/2 each way but worth it  and yes thank you very much Cliff for all your effort and help  



-- Edited by Bill shuba on Thursday 23rd of May 2019 08:53:32 PM

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