1917 Model TT Ford Tanker Truck Yard Art part 4 of 6

It doesn't show it, but all the metal was thourghly power wire brushed, cleaned, and a good coating of Ospho rust preventative was sprayed over it all.. The cab and sheet metal was coated with 180. dollar a gallon Rustoleum Rust Reformer.. Then dried and then sprayed with rust preventative satin black paint.

[@BillyBobAndCompany]

When we bought the fuel tank in Kansas,
it came with it's original curved stamped steel cross members, as shown,
and with one curved wooden insert, that we used as a pattern for the other ones.
It also came with it's original 2 cresoted 4" X 6" beams, which fit the Model T frame perfectly.

[@MOTORSTOPPse]

Gonna be real cool looking! Thumbs up!!

[@Plissken68]

Great stuff.

[@moporridge]

Cant wait for the next video. I stay out in Baytown. I got an oldie goodie you fellas may be interested in. A runningGMC 305E Big Block V6. Its a neat old engine, just pulled it ou to make way for a 454. Got video of it running before I pulled it. Neat looking , kinda like a 409.

[@SeanMacLennan]

Not surprised the frame cracked. I bet that tank is *way* too big for a model T. Looks cool though :D