We’re sure you have been putting in some hours looking for presents for everybody on your list this year…video games for the kids, something nice for the parents, something nicer for the significant other…but when was the last time your project got a gift? Sure, you picked out the wheels, tires, and shiny bits, but did you ever stop to consider what it really needs this year? Why not consider looking at Rick’s Tanks for your next project purchase? Made in the USA, Rick’s Tanks has plenty of new pieces that can and should replace the old fuel system components that your car has had since it left the factory decades ago. Maybe you want to stay with something basic…check out their line of stainless steel fuel tanks! Available for many popular GM musclecar lines, including 1962-72 Nova, 1970-73 F-body and 1964-72 A-body (including El Camino), these tanks factory-fit in place of that fifty-something year old jug your car has been drinking out of, and come out of the box with a fuel pump module and sending unit that will support fuel injection, no drilling holes or cutting up metal required.
Maybe you just want to change out your in-tank pump system instead of going all-out on a new fuel tank. Rick’s Tanks has the answer for that, too, with their in-tank pump kits, which can be optioned for either bolt-in capability or a weld-in unit that allows their dual-pump capable units to be installed in an older tank. And if that isn’t enough to get you up and moving, how about one of their sending units? Ditch the old-school float system for one of their tube-style units. They are capable of handling depths starting at 4.5 inches and deeper and in a variety of Ohm measurements, including the 0-90 12-volt system found on C2 Corvettes and the Ford 10-75 non-linear measurement system found on Ford products.
