I've been wrenching like crazy on my bird. As Ted saw it a couple of weeks ago there is still a bunch of stuff to do but I've made tons of progress with a snag just aboiut everyday on something new

So, today after a week of chasing a wiring/ignition problem and gettting it back up and running, and almost ready to trailer to the tranny shop-I let the new fuel pump dump a bunch of fine crud into the carb from the tank which has been sitting at least a year, more like two. Duh.

So I've got the old tank out of the car now-should I spend the effort and money I know it will take to get it cleaned up and sealed up properly or bite the bullet for a new one! I am worn out from rebuilding and so is my bank account.

here's whats available on EBAY.

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/55-1955-Ford-Tbird-Thunderbird-gas-fuel-tank-F31A_W0QQitemZ180267926890QQihZ008QQcategoryZ6763QQssPageNameZWDVWQQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem

I've sealed tanks in the past for leaks with that "red" sealer and it worked for that fine corrosion junk but they were smaller bike tanks

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