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#1
October 30th 2007, 12:40
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You might be interested in this one:
http://i34.photobucket.com/albums/d1...o/PHTO0019.jpg and http://i34.photobucket.com/albums/d1...o/PHTO0019.jpg and http://i34.photobucket.com/albums/d1...o/PHTO0019.jpg This tank was installed in a very trick Myers Manxter, the owner had it made up custom by a major marine and race-car fuel cell manufacturer. The Manxter normally takes a standard VW fuel tank - so this should work in a Beetle and possibly another fiberglass buggy design. Capacity is ~13gl. Said the cost was $620 (as shown). That's dirt cheap if you look at what Fuel Safe will charge! Jeff 
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October 30th 2007, 16:11
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Thats crazy money. I'm just coming off a $1,800 to $2,000 upgrade on my 69 Type 1. I'll give a call to Fuel Safe just to see and keeping looking for alternatives. Hey there is always EBAY.
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October 30th 2007, 18:35
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Uhhmmmmm..... that latter figure ought to be close to the cost of that Fuel Safe cell. Your only cheap alternative is the mass produced plastic and aluminum cells (no bladder - like the one I posted above). I believe only the smaller (5-8gl?) cells will fit in the VW tank hole.
Jeff
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November 3rd 2007, 10:31
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I've been thinking about using a different tank, or at least a tank that's easy to remove, possibly with an in-tank fuel pump (running Subaru motor).
What is the capacity of a stock '70 standard beetle gas tank ? Anybody here has made changes to the tank setup / conenctions so it's easy to remove ? Thanks, Rob.
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#5
November 3rd 2007, 19:29
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...10.6 gallons U.S. (8.8 imperial gallons, or 40 liters)
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