[Jay]

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Get it from Racer Parts Wholesale it's a longer wait but I got it for about $600 with the sender (22 gallon model). Make sure you get the correct part number from Fuel Safe and specify the correct sender. It's a lot of work to get it in there... and forget the original filler (it's vaporware) it defeats a lot of the safety element of the cell. It's also really cool to pop your trunk to fill up /forums/images/icons/smile.gif

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1967 351W Convertible
2000 Mustang GT

 

[Opentracker]

I don't have one but some of the people I run with at the open
track events have them. Very nice set up, the do what they claim.
Very expensive, $800.00 WOW!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! For that they should come
with some pizza and beer!

 

[corey07850]

I think with the classic mustangs its almost a necessity to have one... one hit in the back and you have a disaster waiting to happen... they did a whole thing about this problem on 20/20 or soemthing, really opened my eyes

 

[mlnielsen]

'70 Mustangs came with 22gal tanks. They fit in 65-70s with minor modifications to the filler neck. Make sure you get the correct sender. I know it's not as safe as a fuel cell, but definitely cheaper...

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Torq-Thrust "D" 225-60-14
1968 PDB, Corbeau
LeCarra, Alpine in-dash CD
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