Boat Gas Tank 105 Gallons on 2040-parts.com
Chester, Maryland, United States
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Aluminum boat gas tank with attached gauge and intake/outage flows. Came from salvaged boat. Tank has no leaks, and has been drained. Tank measures81"Wx13"Hx21"D. We are asking pick-up only. Located in Chester Maryland. Also know as Kent Island, across the Bay Bridge. Any questions please ask.
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