I am looking for what I believe is a pre 1960 fuel tank to fit my Manta Ray. Ideally it would have a central filling hole on top but I'll take whatver someone can find in their store/shed/attic.
The tank is about 32 x 64 x 13 cm with a flange around the top edge.
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well that tank looks more like a sherpa/ldv 200 van.ive got a few early tanks £35.im coming down to somerset this week.poss drop off on way back.your main problem is getting the old one out as manta rays dont have separate bonnets. :-\
I bow to your knowledge of ancient fuel tanks.
Happy to take delivery of a sherpa/ldv 200 van tank if you think it'll fit in the space and I can get the filling cap position moved.
Yes changing tanks is going to be interesting. There looks a small chance that the existing tank will unbolt and wiggle/slide out....if I'm lucky. That would certainly be preferred if not least to speed up seeing the exact positioning required of the new filling cap and getting that made up.