From: Michael Cook (jamestownmetalproducts@charter.net)
Date: Wed May 12 2004 - 10:19:27 PDT
Gas tank re-new. John Bizal @ Midwest Military hooked me up with a
franchise. Ran about $275.00 for an M38A1 tank. Works great.
Michael J. Cook
Jamestown Metal Products
Midwest Regional Sales Manager
Phone: 616.844.1829
Fax: 616.844.0823
Cell: 231.557.1545
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Sent: Wednesday, May 12, 2004 9:54 AM
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Subject: [MV] cleaning out an old gas tank
I can't recall the name of it, but a Google search on gas tank cleaning
might
turn up the name of the outfit that cleans them and relines them with a
liquid
plastic material that preserves them and prevents rust. I think it may
be something like TankRenu.
Dick
42Ford GPW wrote:
>
> Hello List
>
> I need advice / experience for cleaning out an old gas tank.
>
> The tank is in good shape....it just has had alot of gas in it that
> eventually evaporated and left
> alot of old gas smell ( we all know what that smells like ) as well as
alot
> of orange looking crystals
> all over the inside of the tank.
>
> Any ideas / suggestions about how to go about cleaning this tank ??
>
> Thanks
>
> Mike Curtis
> 1942 GPW(2) 1943 WC-52
> 1942 MB 1943 WC-56
> 1944 MB 1951 M37
> 1951 M38 1963 M37-B1
> 1955 M38-A1 1968 M35-A2
> 1972 M151-A2
> FORD GPW SPARE PARTS/BOXES/TAGS, ETC.
> & Destined someday for a CCKW!
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