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Hi Stan
Enclosed you will find 3 exterior shots of the tank and two interior shots
The interior is exceptionally clean
I would hate to see the inside of one out of a junk yard
Send me a city/state/zip and I’ll check on shipping
Rick
Right
This vaguely like mine except yours is clean and mine is nasty.
I cannot imagine what interior of junker would look like, certainly not like this!
I’m in York, Pa 17404
Richard
Your tank seems so much more practical as I have no idea what condition a junk yard tank would be in.
Let me know what you find on shipping and what sort of payment you can accept.
Regards, Stan
Hi Stan
I’m working on the shipping options
It seems shipping a fuel tank is a bit of a challenge
The plus is that there are no fuel vapors-long gone-and as you saw dry with no residue
It will take a couple days to contact shippers
In the interim do need any other parts for the jag?
I tore the rubber that surrounds the fuel filler neck and rubber seal around fuel lines/drain plug on the bottom
Otherwise I’m finding what I need so far
Want to replace dist cap, plug wires, etc.
this car sat behind a barn for 10 years
Richard
Some other shippers indicate that they seal up the part in garbage bags with duct tape and pack in some kind of box and then identify it as used car parts.
I recently had a radiator shipped from the DC area to mid-Arkansas. I looked on-line at the UPS and FedEX web sites and came up with pricing in the $45 to $40 range. Since I was paying for the shipping I drove down to the local UPS terminal and bought the shipping label which I then scanned and e-mailed to the person sending me the radiator. He stuck the label on the box and dropped it off at his UPS place. Prior to this the shipper gave me the box dimensions and weight.
The shipping cost was $22. I asked the lady at UPS about the difference in prices and she said I would get a different price on line than I would at the terminal and then she checked to see how much it would cost if the shipper in the DC area had taken the radiator to his UPS terminal and paid for the shipping. That cost would have been $45. She couldn’t really explain why there was such significant difference in price but we both agreed it’s best to figure shipping in a variety of ways and pick the one you want.
Richard
I went to check out a wrecked car and wound up buying a very good tank this afternoon.
I brought it home with me and am confident that it will do the job.
That you so much for your offer and for checking about the shipping options.
I hope you have success in selling all your tanks.
Thank you again for responding.
Stan