32 Ford Gas Tank in Model A?

Any pics of 32 Ford tanks in Model A's...

I have always like the look, but I can't seem to find any pics right now and was looking for some...

Thanks

 

Metalshapes has done it and posted pics. Might be able to search his name.

 

Dirty31 did it for a customer's car. look here...

http://www.jalopyjournal.com/forum/showthread.php?t=160650

 

Perfect... I just read Bass did it too, so i"ll have to search out some more pics...

Thanks...

 

Here is the one I did.

Fenderless '31 Model A on a Deuce Frame.

I removed the Brace that goes under the Back Panel,
Changed the angle of the Back Panel so it covered more of the Gas Tank,
Narrowed the Fenders at the back, near the Gas Tank, and took most of the curve out at ( where it normally dips in, just behind the Cab ).
Welded in '32 inner Fenders,
And made new Corner Pieces that wrap around the edges of the Ges Tank.

 

That looks awesome!

 

Do a search for Bass's coupe. He's done it.

 

making me think...

 

Am I the only one who can't see the pics?

 

Old thread,Photobucket has blocked 3rd party photo hosting,unless the poster pays their new inflated fees. HRP

 

Had it all done on my roadster, but didn't go through with it thought it made the car look to long.

 

I did one on mine years ago. I shortened the rear of the body to make it fit better.

 

There was a really good thread done about 2011/12 which I have tried to find for you but was unsuccessful.
It numerous pic's and a good variety of comments.
Tanks Inc had a complete kit and you could also purchase parts of that kit.
Although a quick look at their website says they have parts but not a kit.
Here is the link http://www.tanksinc.com/index.cfm/page/ptype=results/category_id=81/mode=cat/cat81.htm

Plus this attached pic.

 

I'm in the middle of it. 28 roadster. Looks like I will need to cut the panel below the lid

I still need to cut the cowl down to settle the body 100% flat to the frame. This will raise the back up a smidge but I fear not enough to get the tank in there without cutting the panel. I love to see more pics too. Thanks