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Old 07-26-2010, 10:37 PM   #11
Davetopay
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Re: Should I leave the Fuel Tank in the Cab?

I see no need to ditch my in cab tank, but I wouldn't mind having a switch like I did on my 78 Econoline. It had a 16 gallon on the driver's side frame rail, and a 22 gallon under the back. One fuel gauge and a switch to flip between the two. I could cruise almost 500 miles on band road trips before stopping for gas.
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