spun alloy fuel tank

Started by Chris M, July 17, 2016, 11:24:45 PM

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Chris M

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As title, does anyone have one of these they want to sell?

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they aren,t the best of things in a buggy as they dont have a fuel sender.all that fuel just behind your head(hope your not a smoker :oand from experiance you get muppets messing with the fuel cap.

Chris M

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Cheers Pete, i was thinking of getting one cut in half and modded to use as storage in the buggy rather than try and box it all in.

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What's wrong with an old ally beer barrel then  ??? ??? ??? ??? ??? ??? It will polish up if you need a bit of bling
WE GET OLD COS WE STOP PLAYING

Chris M

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Nothing wrong with one if you want one of those but not for me.


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Just to throw another idea at you, I kept the makeshift emergency rear seats but I have a deeper, hollow back rest for out of sight storage. So at a push someone can still sit in the back for a short journey, it also allows the open rear area to be easily loaded up with camping gear. The bottom of the backrest sits into a piece of ally U channel and at the top held in place with a couple off stainless toggle latches.

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Quote from: buggypete on July 18, 2016, 03:59:22 PM
they aren,t the best of things in a buggy as they dont have a fuel sender.
Fuel sender?

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Quote from: Merscury on July 19, 2016, 01:41:25 PM
Just to throw another idea at you, I kept the makeshift emergency rear seats but I have a deeper, hollow back rest for out of sight storage. So at a push someone can still sit in the back for a short journey, it also allows the open rear area to be easily loaded up with camping gear. The bottom of the backrest sits into a piece of ally U channel and at the top held in place with a couple off stainless toggle latches.



Sounds a very good idea, i really only want a place to stash the wet gear and maybe a coat or a few tools on a day out but also be out of sight. Your photo isn't showing up so i can't see what you did.

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Not sure why you can't see the photo, I'll take some more today and post them in your original rear storage thread,
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I can see it now, seems Btinternet was playing stupid........again  >:(

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