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Old March 3rd 05, 02:42 PM
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There are gas tank repair kits. You clean the tank with their cleaner
which is an acid. You mix up their coating which sometimes is an epoxy
coating which you slosh around the inside of the tank. When cured you
now have an epoxy tank that will not rust from the inside.

Store the car in Arizona and it will be less likely to suffer
condensation. Store the car in a climate controlled storage unit and
it will be less likely to suffer. Leave the car in an old wooden
garage with a dirt floor in Ohio and you will have some condensation
issues.

"Lambert Moonen" > wrote:

>Had to renew my gastank in my 1967 V.W.beetle. Since the car is in storage
>and seldom used how can I prevent rust and condence from acumilating in the
>tank.
>should I coat it with some oil.?
>Thanks Moony.
>



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Old March 3rd 05, 03:48 PM
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Lambert Moonen wrote:

> Had to renew my gastank in my 1967 V.W.beetle. Since the car is in storage
> and seldom used how can I prevent rust and condence from acumilating in the
> tank.
> should I coat it with some oil.?


Just FYI, there's an aircooled counterpart to this group (obviously
named rec.autos.makers.vw.aircooled) that might be of more interest to
you and your '67.

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Old March 5th 05, 08:47 AM
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Lambert Moonen sloeg het volgende aan.
> Had to renew my gastank in my 1967 V.W.beetle. Since the car is in
> storage and seldom used how can I prevent rust and condence from
> acumilating in the tank.
> should I coat it with some oil.?
> Thanks Moony.



To prevent rust from inside, Just fil it up with gasoline, where is gasoline
there is no air.
Ill do the same with my motorbike during the winter.
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Old March 6th 05, 07:00 AM
Lambert Moonen
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Thank you all for the interest I will follow up on your guy's advice
Thanks..
and Dave of the many daves to he was of great help with my 88 fox problems.
> wrote in message
...
> There are gas tank repair kits. You clean the tank with their cleaner
> which is an acid. You mix up their coating which sometimes is an epoxy
> coating which you slosh around the inside of the tank. When cured you
> now have an epoxy tank that will not rust from the inside.
>
> Store the car in Arizona and it will be less likely to suffer
> condensation. Store the car in a climate controlled storage unit and
> it will be less likely to suffer. Leave the car in an old wooden
> garage with a dirt floor in Ohio and you will have some condensation
> issues.
>
> "Lambert Moonen" > wrote:
>
>>Had to renew my gastank in my 1967 V.W.beetle. Since the car is in storage
>>and seldom used how can I prevent rust and condence from acumilating in
>>the
>>tank.
>>should I coat it with some oil.?
>>Thanks Moony.
>>

>
>
> Jim B.



 




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