OER FT8013A Fuel Tank 2001-2004 Ford Mustang; Zinc Coated Steel; F52D; 15.7 Gallon Capacity; Except 2003-2004 Cobra Models
691-FT8013A
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OER FT8013A Features:
Reproduction of the original style fuel tank designed for with 2001-2004 Ford Mustang models. This reproduction fuel tank is manufactured in stamped steel featuring a Zinc coating for rust and corrosion prevention. The tank features a 15.7-gallon capacity matching the original Ford fuel tank. Includes lock ring and gasket. Fuel tank to filler neck grommet sold separately.
Fuel Tank Features:- Standard Corrosion Resistance
- Galvanized Steel (Zinc Coated)
- Tank Size: 15.7 gal. (59.42 L)
- Lock Ring and O-ring Gasket Kit Included
- Fuel Sender Not Included (Sold Separately)
- Filler Neck Not Included (Sold Separately)
- Will Not Fit 2003-2004 Cobra models
- 2001- 2004 Ford Mustang Base
- 2001- 2004 Ford Mustang GT
- 2001- 2001 Ford Mustang GT Bullitt
- 2001- 2001 Ford Mustang SVT Cobra
- 2003- 2004 Ford Mustang Mach I
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