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Date:         Fri, 7 Mar 1997 05:26:08 +0200
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From:         "Richard Lumb" <richard.lumb@dlr.de>
Subject:      Re: Long range fuel tank for vanagon?

Joel added:


> - Oettinger in germany sells a 100 liter tank. but won't sell it to 
folks
>   in the u.s.>    if your 86 is a non-syncro, get the syncro 18-gallon tank and install it
>    over the transmission (in that "empty" space). gravity feed to the "main"
>    tank..............
>    that would give you 34 gallons of fuel. :)


Joel, your message arrived as I hit the 'send' button in response to 
Jon's input.  I'm in Germany, so the Oettinger export problem is no 
problem.  However, 2 tanks and 34 gals does appeal just a little bit 
(like lots) more.  Nice to know I'm not totally off the ball with 
this & I'll keep you posted with progress...


Thanks,


Rich.
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