Norcal Spotted and BS Thread

GET ON MY LEVEL

 

@jberry813 got me imagining
I want to see someone try to put one of these in a Taco:
http://www.ebay.com/itm/Motor-VW-TO...567124?hash=item41cc022614:g:4jQAAOSwcDZZgSR8

 

Freaking asshole parents having a roller skating party today. It's over a 100 degrees in here. Kill me now!

 

Yuck

 

Got off work threw the 2 older ones in the truck and heading to chowchilla to do some dove hunting. It's gonna be hotter then shit down there

 

Haven't heard it much this year....

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=r6DUwMnDxEs

 

Anybody happen to know how often metal gas cans need replacing? No long-term storage, always emptied into the truck within 30 days and stored in the garage when not in use. Exterior is in decent shape, paint has chafed off in a few spots. Question is whether the interior coating holds up over time. This one is 5 years old.

 

You can always have them pressure tested and re coated just like a fuel tank on an older vehicle. Usually a radiator repair facility can perform this function.

 

Okay. Probably not worth it for a $45 can, though.

 

Get a nice sceptre can. There's a guy who sells em on here somewhere for decent prices

 

Cottage Way and Marconi run parallel to each other. Fulton Ave is the closest cross street.

 

Eww! Metal cans? I agree with Danny.

I'd be more than happy to dispose of that nasty metal can for you

 

https://www.tacomaworld.com/threads/scepter-jerry-cans-new-stock-7-20-17.372325/

I'm pretty sure this is the guy you're talking about. $50 per jerry + shipping. If I recall correctly, it's about $20 to ship to the bay area.

 

So, as usual, I'm overthinking it?

 

Lol derp. Yes.

 

It's a valid point. I don't think they're an issue though. Especially if you empty them regularly. I'm planning to get another one when my swingout is built in a few weeks.

 

From the internet:

"After working with old cars for many years I have found that steel tanks don't rust (internally) unless they get water in them (which they all do) that is with conventional gasolines/petrols where the water and petrol do not mix, in this case the water sinks to the bottom of the tank and causes it to rust in that location. Newer ethanol based fuels dissolve the water in petrol and reduce the rusting effect."

Reference https://www.physicsforums.com/threads/simple-question-does-gasoline-rust-metal.245351/

 

I know you are a competent, mechanically minded person, so I'll leave the links here for those looking for a DIY solution.

Conceptual reasoning could interpret this video as helpful in finding a way to verify the perosity of the tanks seams:
https://youtu.be/-GXJz0JjaUU

But I really chose it because of boobs...

After it's been verified to hold positive pressure, monkey snot, such as this product, works quite well:
Red Kote Quart Coat Gas Fuel Tank Sealer Liner Gas Oil Diesel

$65 Galaxy S9 Plus Screen Protector Tempered Glass, [Update Version] 3D Curved Dot Matrix [Full Screen Coverage] Glass Screen Protector [Case Friendly] for Samsung S9 Plus

https://www.amazon.com/dp/B009X0JOSM/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_tai_s53QzbSHH36TM

Once finished with the appropriate cure time, and only after viewing this video:
https://youtu.be/FRQpCJVOJvg

Drink mas cervezas and celebrate with brodies in the local PD's parking lot.

 

Boobs, monkey snot and brodies in a single post. Winning!

 

Fuck ya! Still in the rotation! -Jon