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140 gas tank pickup 140-160 1967

posted by  Duck on  Sat Mar 4 19:04 CST 2023
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I took the whole gas tank out today after emptying the Volvo 140 tank. Then removed the fuel gauge to look inside the tank when it was on the work bench. Now that I could barely see inside that tank ...I saw a dilapidated pick up tube inside.
Surprise , Surprise, Surprise !
Isn't the gas tank restoring company that I paid $300 to redo this tank suppose to inspect the inside and at least advise you this situation or replace it ? Now what do I do ??






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