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I have a good one in WI but has had a repair done on the bottom. Other than that, nice.Hello everyone!
I am looking to replace the gas tank on my 1964 FJ40, getting a new one of the same style is preferable, but if other years fit that would be ok too!
Best,
Andrew
Yeah I tried to fix mine up, the coating was coming off on it so I tried to recoat it myself, but it didn't take, unfortunately, and a lot of new surface rust formed after the process.I have a good one in WI but has had a repair done on the bottom. Other than that, nice.
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I wouldn't mind altering a newer tank to fit if it's not too bad. I tried to look for a post on the forum here for that but was not able to find anything.With some tweaks to the standing seams both front and rear,you can fit a ‘69 tank, which is still available new. I probably have a couple of ‘64s on the shelf. But they are almost 60 years old, so it’s a crapshoot. @kunzma got one from me recently that he was able to make work.
How much did they charge?I have had Gas Tank Renu successfully fix and seal 4 gas tanks. One was an original '65 from my FJ-45 and the one Mark sold me for my '64 FJ-40.
I want to say it was $225 to clean, fix, coat, and bake. It is a little bit more to have them coat the outside also. Coating the outside removes the patina of the tank. If you are going full restoration then you would be painting the tank anyway.How much did they charge?