Reference: Fuel Tank C60L Information

[Phil Waterman]

Hi All

Here are photos of outside and inside of one of the gas tanks off my 1941 Pattern 12 C60L. I'm posting these in response to a question by Jacques Reed in his tread concerning removing a dent from his tank.

http://www.mapleleafup.net/forums/sh...835#post245835

Posting this as a separate thread so the MLU search engine can find it by topic head easier.

My tank had been open to the elements for many years before I got the truck and had visible nesting material in the tank no smell of fuel and rust holes. Hence my decision to open the tank up to see how it was built. The cutting was done with a plasma torch the only smoke or fire was from the nesting material catching fire and smoldering. The measurements are those I felt necessary to reproduce the tank. If you don't see a measurement that you need just ask.




Next measurements

Cheers Phil

[Phil Waterman]

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I have these as higher resolution photos if you need them just let me know which photos and I'll e-mail them to you.

[Phil Waterman]

Not knowing how to work around the limit on photos here is the third installment

If you are look for a source for the filler neck, the through side of the cab filler neck on 1948 vintage Ford F Series trucks with the behind the seat gas tank are a very close match.

Hope these photos are of help

Cheers Phil

[Phil Waterman]

Hi All

Please anyone considering repair of fuel tank, remember the risk of fire or explosion.

The tank I recently opened with plasma torch was known to have been open (no cap) to the elements for many years. Had there been any hint of fuel, probably would have filled the tank with water while cutting.

I know that people who have responded to this thread are well aware of the risks, I'm more concerned with people doing a web search on fuel tank repair not being aware of the hazards.

Cheers Phil