Vintage Evinrude Johnson Outboard Gas Tank 6 Gallon on 2040-parts.com
Grand Haven, Michigan, US
This is a Johnson Mile Master 6 gallon gas tank. We have never used this tank but have no reason to think that it wouldn't work. It will have to be repainted, some rust and paint has been scuffed off. Time to get it out of the garage, maybe someone can use it. Thanks for looking
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