Fuel tank replacements

[mtbase]

I know that I'm not in the "correct" spot for this post, but...

For my latest Dodge project:

I'm looking for a new fuel tank for my "62" Dodge D100 pickup. I believe 61-65...maybe even all the way up to 69, would fit.

The existing tank is rusty, maybe too rusty to save, certainly too rusty to trust. I'd rather put a new in, if there is one available.

Any help is appreciated.

 

[Big Bad Dad]

I know that I'm not in the "correct" spot for this post, but...

For my latest Dodge project:

I'm looking for a new fuel tank for my "62" Dodge D100 pickup. I believe 61-65...maybe even all the way up to 69, would fit.

The existing tank is rusty, maybe too rusty to save, certainly too rusty to trust. I'd rather put a new in, if there is one available.

Any help is appreciated.

Maybe check on this site:
http://sweptline.org/

 

[1STMP]

DCM Classics, SRPM, Dodge Powerwagon.
All three deal with older Dodge pickups.
SRPM has part number 14-1586 listed
that may work for your pickup.
You'll need to call them to see if the
powerwagon tank is mounted in the same
location. (pretty sure it is)

 

[RedBeard]

And if replacing with a new tank, which is preferred? Galvanized? Stainless? or?

 

[toolmanmike]

And if replacing with a new tank, which is preferred? Galvanized? Stainless? or?

Often times it's what ever is available. Our old vehicles are babied and any new tank we install will outlast most of us.

 

[RedBeard]

Often times it's what ever is available. Our old vehicles are babied and any new tank we install will outlast most of us.

True, but interested in knowing preference and why since I will have to be replacing mine.

 

[Basket case]

a lot of the '72-'93 guys replace the plastic tanks with new '60s Mustang tanks mounted behind the rear end like a Ram Charger tank.

 

[MelroseMopar]

I found no direct fit application for the truck you listed but they have several universal ones that may fit your application at:

https://www.tanksinc.com/