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    1965 SIIa 88",1975 Ex-MOD 109/Ambulance, 1989 RRC, blah, blah, blah...

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    Update: I ended up purchasing a pair of Dutch military heavy duty tanks from PA Blanchard. They come complete with drain plugs, filler caps, and the telescoping fill tubes. Check 'em out:
    http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/Land-Rover-Mil...128201004r2929

    Thanks to everyone for your input.

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    Quote Originally Posted by jac04 View Post
    Update: I ended up purchasing a pair of Dutch military heavy duty tanks from PA Blanchard. They come complete with drain plugs, filler caps, and the telescoping fill tubes. Check 'em out:
    http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/Land-Rover-Mil...128201004r2929

    Thanks to everyone for your input.
    Jeff
    It seems like you will end up spending more than the original $400.00 you didn't want to spend

    Anyway, they look pretty nice.
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    Hmmm how much do you want for your leaking tank?
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    Quote Originally Posted by Bertha View Post
    Jeff
    It seems like you will end up spending more than the original $400.00 you didn't want to spend
    Yeah, about $700 more. It was the right thing to do.....at least that what I keep telling myself.

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    Quote Originally Posted by jac04 View Post
    Yeah, about $700 more. It was the right thing to do.....at least that what I keep telling myself.

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    My brother and I always say, "It's only money." Some day I'll convince myself.
    1982 SIII 109 RHD petrol project.

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    Received the Dutch tanks, and they are certainly heavy duty. These things weigh a ton! They are also single wall at the bottom, so that should eliminate any possibilities of rust. They are also a slightly smaller tank - don't know why.
    One was damaged in shipment - both mounting flanges were bent. After a few hours of work, the flanges look good again, but will require some paint work.




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