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Car Forum / Antique and Collectibles / Studebaker / April 2005old Hawk gas tank
I still have the old gas tank out of my 56 Hawk. It has some pin hole leaks and is pretty cruddy inside, but could probably be fixed up. Is there a market for these or should I junk it? don't shitcan it yet, the C/K tanks were made of unobtainium. I don't know about a "market" for it. But there might be someone out there who really needs one badly. Never throw away any salvagable part that is not being reproduced. There are several outfits who restore gas tanks! > I still have the old gas tank out of my 56 Hawk. It has some pin hole leaks > and is pretty cruddy inside, but could probably be fixed up. Is there a > market for these or should I junk it? On Mon, 18 Apr 2005 21:35:24 -0400, you wrote: >I don't know about a "market" for it. But there might be someone out there >who really needs one badly. Never throw away any salvagable part that is >not being reproduced. There are several outfits who restore gas tanks! wish I had know that last week, threw a 57 silver in the trash that was REAL religious.. gonna cut up the rest of the car too. save the motor-its a 62.. tranny is got a busted gear, third one of them I seen, same gear broken. guess the OD unit is worth keeping.. maybe the brake drums if not oversized.. --Shiva-- My problem is that my wife doesn't see the "need" to keep an old gas tank. This all resulted from a weekend task of cleaning the shed and garage. If there is somebody out there interested let me know. Tank is located about 30 miles west of South Bend. If I don't hear anything in a few days I guess I'll put it on my "stuff to put on ebay" list (the list that keeps getting longer every day). >I don't know about a "market" for it. But there might be someone out there > who really needs one badly. Never throw away any salvagable part that is [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] >> and is pretty cruddy inside, but could probably be fixed up. Is there a >> market for these or should I junk it? Wimmin should confine themselves to the kitchen and inside in general. Grrrrrr JT > My problem is that my wife doesn't see the "need" to keep an old gas tank. > This all resulted from a weekend task of cleaning the shed and garage. If [quoted text clipped - 9 lines] > >> and is pretty cruddy inside, but could probably be fixed up. Is there a > >> market for these or should I junk it? |
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