Gas Tank Reairable?

[roger crabtree <rcrabshish@xxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Check out Kanter auto supply they specilize in C body
cars. Prices are high!  RC




 --- erik kalm <erik_kalm@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote: > Hi
John
> For a quickie repair, Advance sells a little soft
> stick of gas tank repair 
> stuff. Just a couple of inches long. Just cut off a
> piece, and stick it onto 
> the tank. Couldn't be easier. Not a permanent
> repair, but will help you for 
> the time being. I've sold a lot of it and only had
> good feedback from my 
> customers.
> Erik
> 
> >From: John Carnduff <tahoe8798@xxxxxxxxx>
> >Reply-To: mailing-list@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
> >To: mailing-list@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
> >Subject: IML: Gas Tank Reairable?
> >Date: Fri, 30 May 2003 20:59:48 -0700 (PDT)
> >
> >Fellow Imperial Lovers,
> >      It is has been awhile since I needed help,
> but
> >something always manages to go wrong with a car
> that
> >is rapidly approaching a  40th Anniversary. My 1966
> >Imperial convertible has developed what appears to
> be
> >a pin hole leak at the bottom of the gas tank. I
> say
> >"a" leak, as the tank is coated with undercoating
> and
> >may be hiding other leaks. The question is this: is
> >there a method of sealing the leak without removing
> >the tank? I probably know what the answer is
> already,
> >but it never hurts to ask. If the tank has to be
> >removed, is that a monster job? If so, how is done?
> >      As always, thanks for everyones help.
> >
> >John
> >
> >
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