1956,56,oldsmobile,olds,fuel Tank,gas Tank, Free Shipping on 2040-parts.com
Altoona, Pennsylvania, US
Used 1956 Oldsmobile gas tank in reusable condition. The tank does not leak or have any rust issues. The rough surface on the bottom is under coating. It will need to be resealed again because the sealer has failed. The drain plug hole is stripped. It will need to be welded or fixed. FREE SHIPPING. Thanks for looking.
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