8 Gallon Fuel Safe Fuel Cell on 2040-parts.com
Weyers Cave, Virginia, United States
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Had to go to a slightly larger fuel cell in my road race car. This is a Fuel Safe 8 Gallon cell with an aluminum shoe box style can. The only thing I did not take a picture of is the traditional duck foot pickup (which is actually brand new). I do not know the age of the foam since the cell came with the car when I bought it. Nothing wrong with the cell when I pulled it out just needed a slightly larger size.
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