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Re: Do you really need to move the gas tank for safety?
I've owned 4 of these trucks and many others. I've never owned a truck with the tank in the cab. None of the trucks I've ever owned have had the tank moved. I see it as a way to make more room and get rid of the fumes. I tend to think the fumes are the bigger reason that they moved the tank, along with more room.
The best way to avoid the issue, build a 'Burb, Blazer or Panel. They all had tanks behind the rear axle from the factory.
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