Re: [AMC-list] progress...
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Re: [AMC-list] progress...
- From: tom jennings <tomj@xxxxxxx>
- Date: Wed, 24 Mar 2010 12:37:05 -0700
> Is that John Deere green ? :)
>
Nope, but I suppose it's close! Montana FERN GREEN. THe interior is done in
SHOCK GREEN.
> I never knew they double walled the trunk side in the pre 64's before.
>
Yup, it's a Nashcan. Nash was stodgy but Nash was not cheap.
> Can you come help me do my gas tank?
> You never did show up to help me fix the rust on the Jeep...
>
Umm, yeah, ....
Has anyone worked with JB weld INSIDE a fuel tank?
I'm skeptical about 100% immersion in gasoline for extended periods. I don't
know of anything that survives it except Viton, Buna-N and such.
The tank in the car obviously is more "bomb" material than I even
> want to fool with. So...
>
I put a shop vac on blow and stuck the hose in the filler neck until I could
smell nothing come out, then washed it with purple stuff (garage floor
cleaner). Ain't no gas in there then.
I also have an old fashioned, heat it with a torch soldering Iron.
> But can the baffle be soldered in without getting all the galvanizing
> off the inside of the tank in that area?
>
But solder has no strength, it's really weak. But it's a GREAT sealer -- if
you can get in there with a torch, mount the baffle with brass screws and
solder it after. But I suppose a baffle just sits flat in there, solder
would probably be plenty strong for that on second thought.
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