Universal Carrier( Canada ) Mk2 fuel tank & selector ( Found) valve
 

Canadian MkII Carrier fuel tank selector valve wanted ( found ) . While we are at it , fuel tank ( found) missing one on my Carrier . This one ( the valve ) is fixed verticaly . I have the 6’ long rod , handle and all connectors and links thanks to Super Dave up near beautyfull Edmonton / Villeneuve . All that’s missing is the valve. Contact me by PM or Email . Cheers . Bob

Hi Robert,

Is this what you are looking for?

https://www.lwdparts.com/product/switch-fuel/

Kind regards,

Stefan

Thanks Stefan , i put the order in just now . You are a lifesaver. Now , to find a gas tank . Cheers. Robert

Thanks! Will be shipped today!

Kind regards,

Stefan

There is a carrier gas tank on ebay in Arizona for $200.

Link to the tank mentioned above
 

When did they stop putting the swaged cross in the ends of the tanks?

That particular eBay vender has quite a few Carrier NOS parts on his site.

David

Thanks George , Grant and David . Unfortunately , no shipping to Canada . Cheers . Bob

Find the nearest US UPS location, and have it drop shipped there. Drive down and present yourself to Canada Customs. Us in Eastern Ontario use Ogdensburg, NY. There is likely something in Colchester, NH or certainly Newport, NT.

Just to confirm, you asked about shipping? Don't always accept eBay's stock answer - I have met sellers who were quite happy to ship contrary to the base information - provided they were asked in advance.
Alternately, isn't there a UPS store or similar just across the border from you that will accept parcels and hold them for your pickup?

Terry , Grant , excellent idea , awesome thanks . I sent the seller a message to that effect . He replied that he is willing to tango with me and he will send me a shipping quote tomorrow . Yea ! More to follow .

There was a ‘left side’ carrier fuel tank being offered that appeared to have been a MK-II* fuel tank as the fuel gauge sending unit is missing, the area where it would normally be has been covered by what appears to be a steel plate held in place by screw type fasteners.

Carrier fuel tanks are handed, i.e. left and right side specific.

Thank -you all for your most gracious help, the parts were found . Cheers. Bob