DeTomaso Mailing List: January 2001, Message #128

Guys, Gals and Guys with Gal email handles!

How about a fuel cell for the other side?

Better weight distribution!

#6859!

Mirril M. McMullen

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> From: 	susan greisberg[SMTP:suzyg19@juno.com]
> Reply To: 	susan greisberg
> Sent: 	Thursday, January 04, 2001 3:14 PM
> To: 	Multiple recipients of list
> Subject: 	fuel cell
> 
> I spoke to one of the guys at fuelsafe a few months ago about a cell
> specifically for the pantera.  Basically, he said they can build
> anything, and he made it seem like it would be reasonable (well under
> $1000, including inlet hose and fuel gauge sender).
> If I couldn't draw a good enough picture, I could send the old tank and
> he would mock up a replacement cell.  It sounds good to me, and some time
> in the near future, both my father and I are going to get a cell for our
> cars (73L and 74 GTS).  We might just design a simpler, but smaller cell
> to fit in the stock location.
> I would like the filler to exit through the door behind the window, but
> the old man wants to exit in a cap under the deck lid (like on the early
> cars, I think).
> In any case, if anyone is interested, let me know.  These older cars were
> not designed with the safety measures of modern autos, and the stock fuel
> tank sitting next to the headers, engine, and driver just can't be that
> safe.  If anyone saw those silly rear collision videos of older Mustangs
> (where the interior is completely torched), you'll appreciate what I'm
> getting at.
> 
> Justin Greisberg (yes, still hiding behind my wife's email address - no
> need for any more skirt jokes!)
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