Kevin,
Good luck on cleaning/replacing your gas tank .... However .. it
sounds like you are still in trouble for a lot of parts .... I was
looking at Ben's '91, (with the front end damage), on EBay ... This
bike looks "good" ... have you considered picking up a donor bike ??
It appears this bike is still running well under $1500 bucks and has a
good engine w/ 14K ... You might pick up a good engine for re-sale
here, (to offset your expense), and obtain all the parts you need in
the bargain ... just a thought .....
campbell
Ben wrote:
If you guys are interested I have v-max 1991 for sale go and check
e-bay item number 273148212 . I were in an accident about 1 month ago
fork not so straight anymore, it has 14000 miles, motor starts and
runs
fine, any questions e-mail me [EMAIL PROTECTED] I can send more
pictures and details if anybody needs them.
Ben
----- Original Message -----
From: Scott Hallmark <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Subject: Re: Pandora's Box - cleaning out the gas tank
> Kevin,
> I have not had to clean my gas tank but I did have to remove it and
have it welded
> up because I picked up a piece of metal with my tire that punctured
the sub-fender
> and the gas tank.
> snip <
> If the gas tank is rusted after a good wash down & cleaning, don't
bother using the
> tank restoring miracle creams or liquids as these will eventually
decay and clog
> your filters and/or carbs. My personal opinion would be to replace
the tank with a
> new one.
> Scott Hallmark
> [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> The saga continues on my '85 Vmax.
> snip <
> She still needs carbs, airbox, top cover, air scoops,
> brake and clutch master cylinders, and a passenger seat
> snip <
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