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I will take note of that, dang..... and I already got my old one out, but I took off the brakes and axle shaft and pulled it through the wheel well. Took me a while to figure that out haha. My current tank has minimum surface rust inside but no flaking, and it's leaking from somewhere on the bottom

I know what you mean, ive been doing mine on jackstands in my driveway. It is far from ordeal conditions haha. When the time comes to do it you have any questions I'd be glad to help. And thank you

How's it going everyone, as the title states I have a 1972 fury wagon, i am in the process of restoring it to being reliably drivable and started with the fuel system, the whole car is original and sat for quite some time and the fuel tank is awful. I dread dealing with cleaning and resurfacing...

Just signed up a couple of minutes ago to the forum as I began working on my newly purchased 72 fury wagon. I presume you may have already done it but I figured I'd respond with how I did it. I dropped my tank last week for cleaning purposes. The brake backing plate prevented it from sliding out...