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Im lookin for a gas tank for my hearse, if anyone knows a good spot to buy one or has one they want to sell please let me know. Price, pics, location etc, Thanks
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Will let you know if I see anything close sitting around here in Ohio! -
Since I think Eureka did not use a commercial chassis for their Pro-cars in 1984, I would be suprised if a regular cadillac gas tank from that year would work, as well as some other GM make. If you can locate a parts catalouge, there may be a number for that part. That number could then tell you which vehicles were suplied that part, as well as what year vehicles would use that part.Comment
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yeah eurekas of that time are cut-and-stretches. you maybe able to get a stock tank from the cadillac, but i'm can just about guarantee you that the filler neck is going to be a problem. you'll probably have to take it to a welding shop and have it fixed up.Comment
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yeah thats the problem, either way Im gonna have to do some welding, either fix what I have or move filler neck on a new one...... Which I would obviously rather weld on a new tank, haha, but Ive found afew on ebay for a stock 84 caddy and luckly they give dimentions cause I almost bought one but mine is like 7" tall and factory spec one they sell is 10" tall, So I have no clue which tank would really fit if I bought a new one...... See my issuse is I scraped a hole in my tank from draggin the ass end of the car so I have to patch somewhat of small holes, I tried auto parts gas tank epoxy shit and that lasted 2 days..... I can weld but am kinda iffy on tryin it on a tank, been draind and rinsed out, I was also considering Brazing... any of you done this, I think radiator shops and shit use this technique. Well any input is greatly appreatiated, ThanksComment
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I am scrapping an 82 S&S, but ripping out the tank just to find out it doesn't fit would be disappointing. The filler neck is on the driver side of the car but I think it connects to the center rear of the tank. I have the tank and filler neck out of a 75 S&S also. But it is huge, possibly 35 gals. You tank may be 3in shorter dur to room constraints with the rear floor and structure.
I have welded a tank before. But it was cut open and 2 halves of 2 different tanks were throughly rinsed and then welded back together. We also hooked a shop vac to the filler to draw out any remaining fumes. I worked, I am still here.Comment
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Might be worth a shot.... can you send me afew pics to droppedchevy65@yahoo.com and any dimentions you can get for me if ya dont mind. How much did you have in mind for a price? ThanksComment
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This guy is parting out a 83.
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