Thank you. We emailed a couple times a year but my last email bounced. I figured if he wanted to stay in touch, he knew where to find me. I'm sure he's sick of my questions.
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I get a warm heart to see an older truck still working.. I’ve seen a couple of 359s in Arizona
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But I got to admit I couldn't help but picturing him getting on a roll using ASL and I keep thinking he'd have forearms like Popeye from all the working out he'd get done. Sure as heck wouldn't want him hitting you either. -
Hey does the 359 comes with 29in fuel tanks?
here’s my measurement I desperately need a replacement tank, because I’ve taken off mines .left it at my house before the hurricane. And it’s stolen from me. Probably was scrapped..Last edited: Aug 12, 2022
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29's in good shape are hard to find..especially if your wanting authentic Peterbilt tanks
I've got some 26" peterbilt tanks & saddles I might be willing to part withcathyNYC and SmallPackage Thank this. -
The 90 gals. on my ‘67 are 26”. They use the pn# 11-600 A saddle. Some may have an A after the number for aluminum or S for steel. The straps for the 29” will need to be shortened.
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