<VV> need advice re: leaky gas tank

[Ted Duke]

  Bob,

I'm as cheap as the rest of you, but in my case it's a TEMPORARY repair. 
   Not my daily driver. <BG>

I have two barns, but no place I can work on a car, wooden buildings 
with wood floors (over 100 years old and would burn like tinder...).   
I'm in the process (finally) of pricing out and planning to build a 30  
x 40 ft metal building with a cement floor.  The quote came in a little 
high due to my extravagant ideas, so I'm trimming some.

Donations accepted. <BG>

Then the tank comes out and is replaced!

Ted



On 7/1/2010 9:10 AM, Robert Marlow wrote:
> Y'know, every time I begin to forget how cheap -- I mean, frugal --
> Corvair owners are, along comes a thread like this with suggestions such
> as sheet metal screws, bubble gum, duct tape, and soap.  Decent used
> tanks are around and new repro tanks are available at a good price.  Buy
> a tank.
>
> Old tanks can be rehabbed -- but not while in the car.  Buy a tank.
>
> --Bob Marlow
>
>
>
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