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IF ANYBODY KNOWS WHERE TO GET A USED OR NEW GAS TANK FOR MY LUV PLEASE LET ME KNOW. THANKS...........

You could either get it from a Junk yard,

or heres a site you can buy a new aftermarket tank:

http://www.chevypartstore.com/Chevy_Luv_Pickup_16048.html

where are you located? i have one in east tenn. near knoxville.

the webb site had some good parts but no fuel tank. i am located in the charlotte north carolina area. how much do you want for the tank?

I dont see a picture fo a tank, but the link says:
"Chevy Luv Pickup parts sales specialists are available to answer your questions and give your more information on the new Chevy Fuel Tank you need. We only stock Chevy Luv Pickup parts from the most reliable & trusted Chevy parts suppliers in the market so you can be sure you get only the very best! Get the Chevy Luv Pickup Fuel Tank you need, we have it here at Chevy Parts Store!"
800-364-3094 thats the direct number, give them a call if you want.

THANKS AGAIN FOR THE INFO UNFORTUNETLY THEY DO NOT CARRY GAS TANKS FOR LUVS.

What is wrong with the tank you have? If it is just filled with crud you could have it boiled out and sealed. A lot of radiator shops will do it for you, probably for less than the cost of a new tank.

I just swapped tanks on my 77 LUV, the old one had a crack I was tired of patching every couple of years, and I needed to track down a leaking hose that was allowing water in. The replacement I used was full of sludge and varnish and I just took it to the car wash and blasted the crud out of it. A few hours of time in front of a heater got all the water out that wouldn't drain out the sender unit hole. You can also get quite a bit with some paper towels and a stick.

Now if I'm really bold I'll weld up the crack in the tank I took out with the torch.

i have never priced a new or used tank so i have no idea what one would go for. so, i'm just gonna thow somthing out there. how bout 30 bucks?

I NEED ANOTHER TANK MINE HAS RUST HOLES THE SIZE OF MY THUMB. THANKS FOR THE IDEAS THOUGH.............

Ah, that will do it and not much you can do to fix it at that point.

I've never had to deal with that degree of rustage. I think the crack in the 77's tank was the worst (less than an inch long) and I had a rock get between the skid plate and tank on my 4x4 and put a tiny crack in it. Both of them were solved with fuel tank repair epoxy, at least for the short term.

you might try J.C. Whitney magazine