FOR SALE "67 Coronet Wagon Fuel Tank" (NEW)

• Oct 18, 2017

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I have a new in the box fuel tank for a 1967 Coronet Station Wagon. Do not have the car anymore. $225.00 plus shipping.

 

• Oct 19, 2017

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Can you tell me the difference between the wagon and other cars? I've installed standard tanks into wagons....without any issue.

 

• Oct 19, 2017

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mmissile said:

Can you tell me the difference between the wagon and other cars? I've installed standard tanks into wagons....without any issue.

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As far as I know all the wagons I have had meaning 66-67 Coronets the company that I buy from tells me it is a wagon only tank

 

• Oct 20, 2017

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I put a tank out of a 66 Coronet 2 door in my 67 Belvedere wagon.

However, the 66/67 tanks were used all the way to 1970 in wagons, while the 68-70 2 and 4 door cars got different, "flat trunk floor" tanks.

The 66/67 tank allows the spare tire well to be used as a foot well for the 3rd seat passengers.