Boat Parts Metal Fuel Storage Tank. 40" Wide-11" Long-10" Tall About 15 Gallons on 2040-parts.com
Shawnee, Oklahoma, US
USED:
Metal fuel storage tank.
40" Wide
11" Long
10" Deep/Tall
about 15 Gallons
No Leaks
and is in Good condition.
. and Will clean up great.
The one pictured will be the
one the winner will receive.
Please look pictures over good before bidding?
USED Boat PARTS:
Due to the size and hazardous Material rules this item will not be shipped and will need to be picked up here in Shawnee OK.
Any questions feel free to call? 405 380 2256
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