Vintage Stainless Steele Can Jug Gas Tank Project Rat Rod Gasser 5.5 Gal 11x17 on 2040-parts.com
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States
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YOU ARE BUYING A VINTAGE STAINLESS STEELE CAN / JUG. IT HOLDS APPROX 5.5 GALLONS. IT MEASURES 11 INCHES IN DIAMETER X 17 INCHES LONG. WOULD MAKE A GREAT GAS TANK PROJECT FOR YOUR RAT ROD OR GASSER. I SUPER SIZED THE PHOTOS SO YOU CAN VIEW EVERY DETAIL. IT HAS A FEW SMALL DENTS IN IT.
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