Bully 4x4 150 long bed gas tank and skid plate, first dibs to forum members

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Bully 4x4 150 long bed gas tank and skid plate, first dibs to forum members

RenoHuskerDu
In case anybody wants it, let me know.  I generally don't offer to ship but if there's a forum member who really needs this and is willing to pay shipping, we could work something out.

Note this is not a cheap $100 Chinesium tank. It was made in Canada, eh?  Apologies to any frostbacks in the forum for the Canada jokes. I love Bob & Doug McKenzie. I really love our 51st state lumberjacks and purdy girls.

It looks like a little old gas spooge inside, no visible rust. We just don't like front tanks on Bullys or Brickys because it makes a dual exhaust so hard to build.

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Reno in Central Texas, 86 F250 XLT Lariat eclb 2wd 6.9, plus 2 Bricknoses, 1 Aeronose that's getting a Bullnose front clip, and parts trucks. Busy lads, father and sons wrenchers.
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It seems that Spectra Premium is still offering tanks, and Amazorn sells them for about $100.

I posted a question about if they are still made in Canada. Or China.

We'll see.  I may have to drop the price
Reno in Central Texas, 86 F250 XLT Lariat eclb 2wd 6.9, plus 2 Bricknoses, 1 Aeronose that's getting a Bullnose front clip, and parts trucks. Busy lads, father and sons wrenchers.
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Re: Bully 4x4 150 long bed gas tank and skid plate, first dibs to forum members

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The current $100 Spectra tanks are no longer made in Canada, but they say it's not in China.

Sounds fishy.  I guess I better drop the price by $100 to match the Jeff Bozos price.
Reno in Central Texas, 86 F250 XLT Lariat eclb 2wd 6.9, plus 2 Bricknoses, 1 Aeronose that's getting a Bullnose front clip, and parts trucks. Busy lads, father and sons wrenchers.