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Zuki Nation forward fuel tank bar - Part II
#1
What I learned is that it's much easier to remove the rear bumper to do the welding on the bar. At the same time, I was able to put some POR on these parts.

Before and after on bumper parts....
[Image: bumperdone_zps9fbc4f6c.png]


Some POR-15 and then follow up with 3M Pro Undercoating Spray cans.
[Image: barfinal_zps8cebb5c8.png]

Project nearly done. Waiting on fuel sending unit to put everything back together.

John
95 Geo Tracker, Build Date 1/95,16v, Fed, Cami, 4x4, MT, Headed for Grenada.
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#2
A shot with the rear bumper off....
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95 Geo Tracker, Build Date 1/95,16v, Fed, Cami, 4x4, MT, Headed for Grenada.
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#3
POR15 is great stuff, it blocks oxygen (no more iron oxide)


nice fix there, a base plate and then weld them in last.

thanks for sharing.
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#4
All done! It was a big project to bring everything up to snuff....This is a shot just prior to putting the rear bumper cover back on.

[Image: Fueltankprojectdone_zps3f3c2b02.jpg]
95 Geo Tracker, Build Date 1/95,16v, Fed, Cami, 4x4, MT, Headed for Grenada.
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#5
looking good !

id put a trailer hitch there to protect car. and tank.
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#6
Looks very familiar, after the first day I decided to spring for a "Spray Sock" to cover my head while painting under a car with that kind of paint.
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#7
dang what a nice job there, super nice
thanks for sharing!!!!
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