Replacing a Fuel Tank | 1966 Ford Mustang | Man About Home |

As often happens, one thing led to another, when I was working on the fuel gauge problem in my 1966 Ford Mustang. I discovered the gas tank was full of rust inside, along with varnish goop, after sitting for several years.
So, I ended up replacing the Mustang's gas tank. This is a pretty straight forward task. But I also has to deal with some rust mitigation.
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Enjoying this series and learned a few things too!

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Great! I'm happy to hear it! I've put the Mustang away for the Winter. So there won't be anything else on that for a while. I have recently purchased a top loader 4-speed transmission for it. Installing that will make a good video some time. And I have some other things to do on it before I can put it on the road next Spring. But, probably not until the warm weather returns. Thank you for watching and commenting!