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Correct vintage gas tank 13 years 8 months ago #39248
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I want to get the correct vintage gas tank to go with the 1964 40hp Johnson on the Aqua Ray. There are a few different tank designs and many varieties of decals. Anybody know which one would be correct?
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Todd (aka thetudor)
1964 Custom Craft Aqua Ray 1959 Glastron Seaflite 1959 Tomahawk Spirit |
Re: Correct vintage gas tank 13 years 8 months ago #39255
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You might get a quicker response in JEGO's Place... or maybe not. I don't know.
Unless it's going as a museum piece, I'd use any old (non-pressurized?) Johnson/Evinrude/OMC tank that fits. |
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Re:Correct vintage gas tank 13 years 8 months ago #39269
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This tank came with a 62 model so it might be also correct for a 64.
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Re:Correct vintage gas tank 13 years 8 months ago #39271
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Yep, look exactly like the ones that came with my boat. '60 Wagemaker Clipper and '59 Evinrude Fat Fifty. I have three just like that with Evinrude on them.
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Re:Correct vintage gas tank 13 years 8 months ago #39272
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maybe try the library, search the johnson of your motor,there's sure to be a pic of a tank there
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Re:Correct vintage gas tank 13 years 8 months ago #39286
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May have answered my own question. Found a copy of an owner's manual with pic and it said "Non Pressurized Mile Master Tank". The decal on the tank appears to have The seahorse and "Johnson" in white letters and "Gasoline" with red letters (probably clear) on a white background. If I find a tank, any thoughts as to where I can get the correct decal?
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Todd (aka thetudor)
1964 Custom Craft Aqua Ray 1959 Glastron Seaflite 1959 Tomahawk Spirit |
Re:Correct vintage gas tank 13 years 8 months ago #39287
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Contact Terry Walker
www.oldoutboardbarn.com/ He restores old tanks. Tell him Mickey sent ya. No, better not, he might charge you more!! |
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Re:Correct vintage gas tank 13 years 8 months ago #39289
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thetudor wrote:
www.nymarine.ca/ |
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Re:Correct vintage gas tank 13 years 8 months ago #39293
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The annual Johnson brochures may have fuel tanks pictured. These can be found online at
www.old-omc.de
Andreas |
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Re:Correct vintage gas tank - segue 13 years 8 months ago #39325
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Looks like the 60, 62 and 64 tanks are the same with the same decal. Thanks everyone for the input.
One more thing, they made a white vinyl gasket that went on the bottom of the metal tanks to protect it from scratching the deck. Any idea where I can get that? (My father had this on the bottom of his outboard tanks, that's how I know) |
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Todd (aka thetudor)
1964 Custom Craft Aqua Ray 1959 Glastron Seaflite 1959 Tomahawk Spirit |
Re:Correct vintage gas tank 13 years 8 months ago #39328
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Somebody posted on that a long time ago Todd, don't remember if it was WEFCO, TACO, or what, I'll have to see if I can find the post. I myself have used door edge trim from the local auto parts store back when I had a steel tank. (Comes in chrome, black, and clear, usually.)
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