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1959 Ford Car Steel Fuel Tank
1959 Ford Car Steel Fuel Tank
1959 Ford, Custom Replacement Fuel Tank Style, Carbureted Fuel System Type, 20 gallons Capacity
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1959 Ford Car Steel Fuel Tank
Part # 91076079
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Fuel Tank Style:
Custom Replacement
Fuel System Type:
Carbureted
Capacity:
20 gallons
Material Type:
Steel
Hardware Included:
Yes
Overall Length:
30.375"
Overall Width:
23.38"
Overall Height:
10"
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Each
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This is garage sale priced because it has been discontinued.
No Warranty, No Returns on Garage Sale Items
- 2 Gallon added capacity
- All new steel reproduction tanks
- Includes: Original-style extra-length mounting straps & hardware, sending unit gasket, and fuel injecion block-off plate & gasket
- Comes with flange for fuel injection pickup or use fuel line outlet for carb
- Accepts original or other after market sending units from Stewart Warner, VDO, Classic and others
Some parts are not legal for use in California or other states with similar laws/regulations
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