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Fuel Tank for 1980-1984 Ford F-Series Trucks [16-Gallon]
555-78771
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Ford Truck Fuel Tanks
JEGS 78771
Get your truck back on the road again and running like new. Replace your Ford F-Series gas tank with a new 16-gallon unit from JEGS. These tanks are constructed with heavy-duty zinc-nickel-coated steel and coated with epoxy paint for durability. This specialized process helps protect against rust and premature wear that destroys a factory tank. Each unit includes a new lock ring & O-ring that eliminates the need to reuse old parts.
Features
- Made from electroplated zinc steel
- Original equipment fitment
- Pressure tested
- Laser-cut
- Robotically Welded
- Small gauge 2 in. hole
- Vent support in the filler pipe
- Recommended JEGS fuel tank straps 555-78804 Sold Separately
- Includes new JEGS lock ring and gasket 555-78764
- Dimensions: 42 3/8 in. x 14 3/8 in. x 11 in.
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