Tank-comp-fuel, P.whit

Restoring a classic fuel tank can be more difficult than maybe first imagined, with years of stale petrol probably turned to a gunge like consistency (and smelling like old contaminated tractor sump oil) from 'varnishing' and blocking the system. One thing for sure, the more parts that can be replaced like a new Fuel Tank, the easier the job becomes, and with a more reliable and aesthetic outcome.
Some of the components listed below may be required:

110091037
110091826
110091044
140251400
140241434
161261038
430581001
510231042
510361001
510481015
510481111
520051026
920011091
920551023
920551068
92075295
920811054
220B0412A
220B0412
220B0510A
220B0510
461F0400
461DA0400
5100152957F

Renewing as many items involved in the fuel tank assembly as possible will make an odorous task far less odorous (in both senses of the word!).

Add as many items as you wish to the same shopping cart, new anti-vibe fasteners, fuel lines and gaskets for example, and still only pay the same single fixed price shipping cost.