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#391036 06/21/17 06:02 AM
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Is there anyone who makes new fuel tanks for a 1933 Chevrolet master 5 window coupe ?
I have already emailed to tankinc but they to not make this model.
Is there anyone who has ever assembled a new tank and where does it come from ?

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petoetje #391040 06/21/17 09:26 AM
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The Filling Station as a stainless steel gas tank for your vehicle listed in their catalog.

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I have seen this too but the price is still quite high 825 and 1170 ,i live in Belgium (Europe) so there are many shipping,import,customs at.
I see tanks from Chevy around 1930-1940 at tankinc but around 250 a 300

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the 1933 Chevrolet master series tank would be for that year only , due to the specific location of the gas tank filler.

If you have a stock tank, you could take it to a gas tank repair place and have them boil it out. If its heavy rusted inside, put sharp edged glass or stones in the tank and rotate it like you would on a rotisserie to break the rust loose.

BILL HIRSCH in new England area of USA sells a GAS TANK SEALER. You put the product in, slosh it all around on inside of the tank to cover everything, then pour out the excess .

It will apply a protective coating that will last a long time.

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