I am about to replace the gas tank in my 67. I was wondering if anyone had tried the kit available from CJ Pony Parts? I was going to order the one from JCWhitey, but nothing comes with it for a lot more money. You have to buy everything else seperately. The one from CJ Pony Parts come with tank, hardware, and sending unit. I am just not sure on the quality. Any comments would be helpful. Thanks.
1967 Mustang Gas Tank Replacement
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68stang351
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I used this kit GAS TANK KIT, 1965-1968, WITH DRAIN PLUG :: Gas Tanks & Accessories :: Air & Fuel Delivery :: Mustang Parts & Accessories Superstore - 1800Mustang though when I bought it it was priced more in line with the link above.
It's complete, even has the strips of sealant for the bottom of the lip on the tank.
As long as you get a kit you should be fine.
It's complete, even has the strips of sealant for the bottom of the lip on the tank.
As long as you get a kit you should be fine.
S-Car-Go
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If you hate having a 16 gal tank, I've read a 69 will drop in place and holds 20 gallons. You've got to use the 69 sending unit though. Food for thought.
Thanks for all the replies guys. I still didn't order one yet. I am kind of wrapped up with my 95 GT right now. I have two parts cars with some eibach suspension so I am going to put it on my 95. I also have a 2001 Bullitt, a 94 GT Turbocharged and my 67s. So I stay pretty busy. I wanted to get some input from those who have replaced the gas tank before.
I'll give JCW their due. On my other, non-Mustang, I put a pair of mufflers from JCW because they were almost exactly like the originals, and I couldn't afford repros at the time, figured in a few years I'd replace them. That was 23 years ago, and they re still in perfect condition.
Look at NPDs catalog. It mentions the "better reproduction".
If you buy a kit I don't know how you would tell which one is with it.
