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| MFG. Part # | 28EZ |
| Fuel Tank Style | Custom Replacement |
| Fuel System Type | Carbureted |
| Capacity | 14 gallons |
| Material Type | Polyethylene |
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Return PolicyUpgrade the fuel system on your Model A with these specially made fuel tank kits for 1928-29 Fords. Easy bolt-on installation and quality poly construction make these fuel tanks the perfect addition to your street rod. The tanks simply bolt on along with your running boards. Then cut a 1-1/2" hole in your splash apron, install the included grommet and 1-3/4" diameter billet cap/plugs, and finally plumb and wire the tanks.
To fill your Model A saddle fuel tanks, remove billet cap/plug, insert fuel nozzle through grommet and into the push-thru cap. It will open to let fuel pass through. When finished, remove the fuel nozzle and the push-thru cap shuts. Now just insert the billet plug and you're finished.
Note: These are designed to work on original style frames and may not work with Speedways new model A frames.
Tanks will bolt to the outside of the frame and therefore, the original mechanical brakes can not be used in conjunction with these tanks.
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| KEY SPECS | |
|---|---|
| MFG. Part # | 28EZ |
| Brand | Tanks |
| Fuel Tank Style | Custom Replacement |
| Fuel System Type | Carbureted |
| Capacity | 14 gallons |
| Material Type | Polyethylene |
| Finish | Natural |
| Color | Black |
| Sending Unit Included | No |
| Fuel Pump Included | No |
| Tank Straps Included | No |
| Overall Length | 7.75" |
| Overall Width | 38" |
| Overall Height | 9.5" |
| Fuel Capacity Range | 10.00-14.99 Gallons |
| GENERAL | |
| Sold in Quantity | Each |
| Notes | Requires 5 bolt hole fuel sending unit. |
| Fuel Type | Gasoline |
| Baffled | No |
| Filler Neck Included | Yes |
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Customers have highly praised our product for its great fit, especially for antique and classic cars, like a 1928 Ford pick-up and a 29 model sedan. They laud the product's quality in terms of wiring and plumbing, although the task may be intensive. Adjustments such as changing the brackets and the addition of a switch that works with the tanks may be needed for a seamless fit, which the customers seem to be wholly content with, willing to buy from us again. They compare the product favorably against competitors for meeting their needs even in complex settings.
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5.0
3 years ago
the trash man
Riverside Ca
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installed 0n my 1928 Ford pick up (hotrod) advised they may not work because i have a TCI chassis it fit perfectly wiring it and plumbing is a lot of work when you run the wires for the sender units DON'T run them down the side,run them to the front of the tank then into the cab. MAKE SURE YOU BUY THE SWITCH THAT WORKS WITH THE TANKS( not included)
Would Recommend
NICE TANKS
5.0
5 years ago
SKEETER
CASA GRANDE AZ
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THEY FIT WELL HAD TO CHANGE THE BRACKETS A LITTLE TO FIT THE 4 LINK IN THE REAR. THE CENTER HOLE IS TIGHT TO GET MY LARGE HAND IN WITH THE RUNNING BOARD BRACKET ON BUT GOT IT.
Would Recommend
I would buy again
5.0
7 years ago
Tee
Sharon TN
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Installed On my 29 model a sedan worked out great had to team holes in mounting brackets to get them to fit but that's to be expected the frame is 90 years old totally happy with this product.
Would Recommend
i would buy from this company again
5.0
8 years ago
alan
sunbury australia 3429
Verified
the product was excately what i wanted and did the job to the highest standard
Would Recommend
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5 Questions • 5 Answers
Will these tanks work with an old TCI chassis? I have a 1928 ford two door sedan. The chassis is mustang 2 IFS and four bar 8" Ford rear end.
by Bob
• 5 months ago
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building a 1928 ford two door sedan. Thinking of a fuel injected 302 ford motor. Thinking about the fuel tank under the back seat. Any thoughts on this would be great. Don't really like the idea of gas tank inside the car but it has been done in the past in trucks behind the seat, model As and many others. would like your opinion and what you may have. Thanks.
by Boiler Bill
• 7 years ago
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Why does it say that it does not work well with fuel injection. What are the problems?
by Legend
• 9 years ago
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What would be the best electric fuel pump to use with these tanks?
by Stewart
• 9 years ago
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CAN I USE THESE IN TANDOM INSTEAD OF INDIVIDUALLY ? I HAVE THESE ON MY '28 . CAN THEY BE HOOKED TOGETHER INSTEAD OF USING ONE THEN THE OTHER , OR IS THERE A WAY TO HAVE ONE FUEL GUAGE READ BOTH TANKS ? ANY HELP WOULD BE GREAT ! THANKS ; OWEN
by DooWop
• 12 years ago
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