Boat / Yachts Fuel Tanks-bladders From From 20-75 Gal Customized, Collapsible. on 2040-parts.com
Hollywood, Florida, United States
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20/ 75 Gal fuel bladder tanks, we customize size, shape & capacity.
Made from super strong material TPU used by military for store their jets fuel. Resistant to any kind of abuse. Is waterproof and floats even if is 80% filled. Avoid to use bad quality and expensive fuels when traveling. Bring your own fuel and ensures no problems with gas or Diesel issues. Special orders take 3 weeks to manufacture. No returns in special orders. ONE FULL YEAR GUARANTY, NO QUESTIONS !! |
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