65 Coronet Fuel line

[Ronald Weishaar]

Just installed fuel line on my 65 Coronet, fit great. I was planning on using a electric fuel pump, but I can find no place to put it. All say it needs to be below the tank. Does anyone have a solution of where to put a pump?
using a stock fuel tank replacement. Did not want to use a mechanical pump, unless someone can help, I guess that's where I'm heading.

 

[Aron Gleason]

On my 67 coronet I have the fuel pump and filter mounted on the frame.

 

[493 Mike]

Just installed fuel line on my 65 Coronet, fit great. I was planning on using a electric fuel pump, but I can find no place to put it. All say it needs to be below the tank. Does anyone have a solution of where to put a pump?
using a stock fuel tank replacement. Did not want to use a mechanical pump, unless someone can help, I guess that's where I'm heading.

Ron,
You could fab a bracket that would "sandwich" the tank strap and anchor an adapter to that bracket to which the pump could mount. That way you're not drilling anything on the car. Just be sure the axle has full movement without hitting the pump. Wiring can be run through a floor plug near by. I would run both + and - back to the dash area to ensure a good clean ground connection.
Mike

 

[Ronald Weishaar]

On my 67 coronet I have the fuel pump and filter mounted on the frame.

any pic's? My fuel line runs in the stock location, just a little above the pinch weld.

 

[Aron Gleason]

any pic's? My fuel line runs in the stock location, just a little above the pinch weld.

I don't have any pictures. But I have a fuel cell.